My guide asked if I didn't want to rest first, or freshen up.
Despite Maguire's impressive strike, Calderwood had apparently already decided to freshen up his team during the break as the goalscorer was substituted, along with Karim Touzani.
McLean tried to freshen things up, bringing in Kirkwood and Gallacher for Bannon and Bowman, but the task ahead against IFK Gothenburg, the 1982 Uefa Cup winners and a team that had scored away in every round of the competition, would require the players to dig deep like never before.
Freshen your water bottles.
That Western power will be diminished in relative terms by Asia's rise, that Indian politics is becoming ever more dynastic and that the country's Hindu nationalists need to freshen up their manifesto are all commonplace.
THE weather is perfect, with just enough breeze to freshen a warm June evening.
It seems obviously better to pay workers to freshen their résumés doing something or other, useful or not, than it is to pay them to "look for jobs" as their résumés grow mould.
Some researchers already have battery materials they reckon could be recharged in the time it takes to freshen up and have a snack at a service station.
Some activists are demanding a change of faces to freshen up the party's image.
The 15 litres of semen from South Africa, from assorted males not related to Jackson, would be enough to inseminate some 324 elephants and thereby freshen up the gene pool.
The Heritage Lottery Fund has given £15.75m towards the £21m cost of Walsall's recently opened New Art Gallery, and £18.75m to London's original Tate Gallery to help it freshen up for its sister gallery, the Tate Modern, on the other side of the river.And in Britain, as in America, big business has been increasingly supportive of the arts and museum projects.
