Sentence examples for feeling revitalized from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to walk away from an eight-course dinner feeling enlightened; it's another altogether to leave feeling revitalized.

"People come back from holiday feeling revitalized and the end result is that their work is fantastic".

By Silvia Killingsworth It's one thing to walk away from an eight-course dinner feeling enlightened; it's another altogether to leave feeling revitalized.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The Jets' bye week over, Willie Colon returned to the team's practice facility Monday feeling revitalized, a little Bahamian sand in his dreadlocks, and thinking about advice he considers relevant at this point in the season.

For now, Moodysson is unsure what he will do next, but he is feeling revitalized.

Pigeon Pose Pigeon pose is an intense leg stretch that'll open your hips and leave you feeling revitalized.

Reasons for napping were broadly similar, although more younger adults reported napping due to pain (62.4 and 54.3% respectively) and feeling irritable (65.4% and 52.2%), with a greater proportion of older adults using napping to help them feel revitalized (younger adults 47.5% and 65.2% of older adults).

"The band feels revitalized on this tour.

Instead of feeling exhausted after a workout, you finish feeling exhilarated, revitalized, and ready to go.

Students commonly arrive for class feeling drained after a tough day and leave feeling refreshed and revitalized.

The Historical Society, which is feeling like a revitalized, light-on-its feet institution these days, immediately said yes to the idea, and the exhibition is fascinating.