Sentence examples for before reinvigorating from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the new blood had no recollection of Lazio's traumatic finish the season before, reinvigorating a club that mere months ago had seen its best chance of a much-coveted league title in years slip from its grasp tantalisingly.

Whether the Conservative party can boost the position of its remaining women MPs and persuade local associations to select lots more before next year, while simultaneously reinvigorating its base by granting the grassroots more power and increased autonomy, is doubtful.

The summer helped Joey remember what life was like before Sept. 11, while reinvigorating his love of baseball.

Self-financing is key to reinvigorating the S.E.C., and a reinvigorated S.E.C. is essential to restoring investor confidence.

Congress passed a series of measures aimed at reinvigorating the system of checks and balances, including an expanded Freedom of Information Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the law requiring judicial review before foreign suspects inside the country could be wiretapped.

War was seen as redeeming, reinvigorating, necessary.

He was reinvigorating a lost identity.

But this season has been totally reinvigorating.

Congress was out of power for six years before winning elections in 2004 Sonia Gandhi, Rajiv's Italian-born widow, is widely credited with reinvigorating the organisation and winning the victory.

We should never shrink from reinvigorating those rights.

"It's all about reinvigorating space," she said.