Sentence examples for galvanised with from inspiring English sources

Iron, for instance, is frequently galvanised with zinc.

That second plane looked eagerly alive, and galvanised with malice, and wholly alien.

As a club, the Reds have always excelled at bringing through young talent, but this terrific cohort of young potentials still need galvanising with one more aged head – a proven winger to consistently deliver a probing final product.

It was perhaps not so clear on television but in the stadium Neymar was very obviously the author of Brazil's comeback after Croatia's opening goal, galvanising with his brio and vim what was, briefly, a horribly drained looking group of World Cup favourites.

Eduardo Mata, a Mexican conductor, galvanised them with Latin American scores.

In 2011 he galvanised Washington with "The Great Stagnation", in which he argued that America has used up the low-hanging fruit of free land, abundant labour and new technologies.

Her creationist views are never seriously challenged – except for one perfunctory complaint that she is going against "centuries of Darwinism" – and she is galvanised when, with her colleague and lover Dr Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green), she discovers ancient cave paintings in the Isle of Skye showing humans worshipping a specific star-constellation.

Fernandez says she initially didn't want to talk to the press about her experiences, for the fear of having her identity reduced to "Grenfell survivor" – but her anger has now galvanised her, with each administrative calamity spurring her on.

Such rum conduct has naturally galvanised tabloid attention, with Donny's alleged relationship with overprivileged teen-about-town Peaches Geldof securing for the rapscallions a rather unlikely residency in the gossip pages.

The three witches, thirtysomething women galvanised by sex with Satan, fare less interestingly.

Last year, Barack Obama galvanised the globe with his message of change, audacity and hope.