Sentence examples for Invigorating air from inspiring English sources

The journalist thought that the lawyer had gone crazy and recommended some time by the sea, that invigorating air.

Mr. Lubovitch tends to turn out safe, rather unexciting dances, but "Marimba" has the invigorating air that often accompanies exploration, from the opening moments when the dancers run in slow motion on a diagonal across the stage in a visual representation of aural accumulation.

Liberty is the mother of virtue, and if women be, by their very constitution, slaves, and not allowed to breathe the sharp invigorating air of freedom, they must ever languish like exotics, and be reckoned beautiful flaws in nature.

In his lecture about Malvern at the Royal Institution, Addison spoke of "its pure and invigorating air, the excellence of its water, and the romantic beauty of its scenery".

In fact, the Bavarian Forest is so renowned for its invigorating atmosphere that several towns in the region claim an official title as a Luftkurort, or "air spa".

Ever since the Victorians developed Llandudno as a tourist resort in the late 19th century, crowds have come here to take in its invigorating sea air and inspiring Snowdonia scenery.

Aside from home-cooked Spitian cuisine (momos perhaps, or noodle soup), you get rugged scenery, invigorating mountain air, smiling faces and the odd yak safari.

I breathe the invigorating morning air.

Lay your old stories to rest and breathe a lungful of invigorating fresh air.

He said: "Saudi Arabia is also re-invigorating its air campaign, Saudi Arabia and its partners have a clear stake in this fight… In the weeks to come there will be opportunities to follow up on the offers made today".

He finds the open air invigorating.