Sentence examples for feeling reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

The unions, under new leadership and after their first "successful" strike for some years, are feeling reinvigorated.

In Misurata, rebels said they were feeling reinvigorated by a second night airstrikes against the Qaddafi forces that have besieged them.

A warehouse in Newport and Cheltenham racecourse might not be the first two places that spring to mind for feeling reinvigorated about business sustainability but, for me, they were.

What began as a practical arrangement, though, soon turned into a creative boon, with Martin feeling reinvigorated by Southern California's climate and landscape.

"I feel reinvigorated," he said.

With a growing number of groups and individuals alike feeling less valued, these adventures bring a meaning that transcends the individual, that allow one to raise their head, to rediscover their dignity, to make sense of the suffering around them and to feel reinvigorated with hope for the future.

The entrepreneurial spirit reinvigorated a sagging industrial economy.

"Oooh, he's toast!" I thought, feeling suddenly excited by the prospect of a fresh "narrative" about a reinvigorated contest.

The only thing is to return, a feeling with which Andy Goldsworthy has become familiar over the last 16 years, coming back again and again, always reinspired and reinvigorated by the scenery.

Pat Riley's Miami Heat is close to adding the coveted free agent Brian Grant to its reinvigorated roster, a move that makes the Heat the early favorite in the conference and leaves the Knicks feeling as though they have been left at the altar.

Sharapova returned looking reinvigorated.