Sentence examples for first energised from inspiring English sources

Obama supporters were first energised by emailed stories of the battle for Iowa.

These properties however can become important when circuitry is subjected to transients, such as when first energised.

First, he energised his supporters, prompting pollsters to bump up their projections of Republican turnout on election day.

Third, the referendum energised Scottish voters in a manner seldom seen in British politics.

We are right to think that the Bush first term would be the model for a freshly energised Bush second term.

If we could get that first score, come out energised after a rocket up our backside, we could be in the game.

The first electric wires were energised in October 2011 within the depot at Gogar.

In fact, it's only MIA that lets the side down slightly, her new verses in the song's final third not quite as energised as her peers.

Through his noir-ish narrative, Mosley prowls the fault lines of American race conflict, when the experience of fighting in the second world war had energised the African- American community to throw off segregation's shackles.

Axelrod himself stressed on Friday that he could not help Labour succeed at the next election without the mobilisation of local communities, adding – in his first effort to energise Labour members – that the world would be watching the outcome of the 2015 vote.

Closed down at a sprint by Ryan Giggs whenever he cut inside, and deprived of space in which to gallop and twist by Sir Alex Ferguson's successful suffocation of Real Madrid's great strength on the break, Ronaldo looked a man not so much energised by his first return to United four years after leaving, as unexpectedly enervated.