Sentence examples for for invigorating from inspiring English sources
All of which makes for invigorating reading.
The cool weather makes for invigorating hiking.
The new policy has earmarked $2 billion for invigorating the Clean Coal Technology Programme.
1) Opportunities for invigorating dinner conversations over who would be worse to have as a major city official.
(As evidence, note that President Obama didn't get substantial support for his proposals for invigorating education related to energy sciences even when Democrats controlled both houses of Congress).
In Ohio, John McCain says "spreading the wealth around, spreading your income around" is the wrong solution for invigorating the economy.
"For the sake of invigorating the global economy, the world business community wants to see a timely conclusion to the Doha trade round".
Still, Tuesday night's opening of "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" provided a spurt of invigorating energy for many at the theater club.
From his current vantage point, monitoring the past with a gift as big as any American poet has ever controlled, keeping an ear alert for the invigorating ironies of the present, Ashbery must know he is one for the ages.
For something invigorating, I'm loving Malin + Goetz's Bergamot Body Wash (£15.50, spacenk.com).com
In fact, the Bavarian Forest is so renowned for its invigorating atmosphere that several towns in the region claim an official title as a Luftkurort, or "air spa".
