Sentence examples for began a vigorous from inspiring English sources

The Portnoys promptly began a vigorous defense.

American health officials began a vigorous effort to vaccinate half the population and pushed manufacturers to speed production of a vaccine.

During the off-season he took extra time to rest his arm, then began a vigorous regimen to rebuild and recondition it.

The Mormons, fleeing from harassment in Midwestern states, reached Utah in 1847, built Salt Lake City, and began a vigorous colonization of all parts of the Rocky Mountain West.

In 1977 Mr. Brandys helped establish the dissident literary journal Zapis, or Notations, which began a vigorous tradition of underground literary activity lasting until the downfall of Communism in 1989.

"They were initially listed as missing persons, but after catching wind of a rumour that they had escaped to the South and had sent money back to their children, the State Security Department began a vigorous surveillance campaign," he said.

Only last week did the central government begin a vigorous response.

The day I arrived, several statistical agronomists had just begun a vigorous round of Foosball.

A classic example is that of the middle-aged man or woman who has done no exercise for 20 years and suddenly begins a vigorous training program.

President Bush will begin a vigorous new phase of his re-election campaign on Friday, racing through the Midwest arguing that the nation has turned the corner in dealing with its problems and promising policy initiatives to help Americans deal with the strains of the 21st-century economy, his aides said Thursday.

In the meantime, acutely aware of the College's rapidly deteriorating reputation, Dartmouth's Office of Public Relations has begun a vigorous campaign to convince those outside the community that Dartmouth is actually a safe and secure environment.