Sentence examples for extra vigour from inspiring English sources

Obama's victory put extra vigour in my step as I journeyed up that mountain.

"He has also brought extra vigour to the Wall Street Journal franchise, which is developing its digital strategy, an area in which Will has particular expertise," he added.

A spokesman for Russia's Investigative Committee said last week that Mr Navalny's "teasing" of the government had meant that the case against him had been pursued with extra vigour.

In the 1970s and with extra vigour in the Thatcherite 1980s the emphasis in staging Brecht in Britain was on his political critique at the expense of the epic sweep of the dramas, the songs and jokes and the sheer delight in story-telling.

Surprisingly, Shaw is the "bad cop" of the training pair, with Stamper more likely to offer a kind word and pat on the back – "He likes to give them a cuddle after I chew them out," the coach says – but it is clearly a one-two punch that gives the set-up extra vigour.

They learn to adapt themselves to a type of exercise that develops extra agility and vigour.

There was renewed vigour.

"His characters want vigour.

That vigour has gone.

It was full of fiery vigour.

The Mariinsky corps writhe with cheerful vigour.