Sentence examples for by invigorating from inspiring English sources

Mr Estrada was elected president largely because he promised to ease rural poverty by invigorating agriculture.

And by invigorating the offense, Roethlisberger indirectly helped the defense tee off on the Browns.

Republicans said the inclusion of both items in the defense bill was a blatant political attempt by Senator Harry Reid, the Democratic leader, to bolster his chances for re-election by invigorating the party's base.

She said the Red Cross plans to combat the shortage by invigorating its efforts to get schools, workplaces, churches and civic groups to hold blood drives where they can sign up at least 15 people.

So it goes for the A.F.L., a league being built into prominence brick-by-brick and by a few rings of a bell by Baker, by an NBC contract that gives it a fresh spotlight, by invigorating new ownership and by daring players and coaches playing a fizzle-and-sizzle game.

Before taking office, Mr. Bush's advisers made it clear that they would refocus Middle East policy by invigorating ties with the moderate Arab countries, where leaders have expressed distress at what they describe as being ignored by the Clinton administration at the expense of the push for an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.

Here we show that motivation by reward breaks this law, by simultaneously invigorating movement and improving response precision.

Happily, every step of the homeward stretch was soothed by the invigorating waves that rolled over my weary feet.

Designing in the dark was daunting at first, but invigorating by the end.

So, it has been invigorating by contrast to witness what's happening in the US.

2. Romeo and Juliet (1996) Among productions that modernise the setting but preserve the original words, Joss Whedon's low-budget Much Ado About Nothing (2012) is easily beaten in the final runoff by Baz Luhrmann's invigorating shifting of the story of the Montagues and Capulets to the gang wars of Venice Beach, California.