Sentence examples for activities were invigorated from inspiring English sources
By 2000, reconstruction activities were invigorated again.
The town's literary activity was invigorated by an influx of loyalists during the American Revolution and by the energetic Joseph Howe, a journalist, a poet, and the first premier of Nova Scotia.
And the extremists were invigorated.
House-made empanadas with chicken (chosen from a selection of six fillings) were invigorated by a mildly spiced dip.
Rested, well looked after, like children on an extended holiday, they were invigorated, enjoying the power of contentment.
Stephen Myler added a superb conversion from the touchline, and Saints were invigorated.
Philosophical reflections on federalism were invigorated during and after the Second World War, for several reasons.
Not surprisingly, SABER participants were invigorated by the opportunity to interact with other biology education researchers whom they had not met at other meetings.
"Though my senses were deadened, not so the mind: its activity seemed to be invigorated, in a ratio that defies all description," wrote Rear Adm. Sir Francis Beaufort, who fell off a boat in Portsmouth harbor on June 10 , 1791 certain that he would drown.
"Now these people are invigorated.
