Sentence examples for getting a vigorous from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, back at 815 Park, the new features in the basement are getting a vigorous workout.

Cottage interiors, too, are getting a vigorous clean‑up, as though they were relics of a past best forgotten.

Among finance ministers participating here at the annual World Economic Forum, the word "uncertainty" has been getting a vigorous workout.

But, already, it has gotten a vigorous rebuttal.

The issue will certainly get a vigorous airing during her confirmation hearing.

Agreeing or disagreeing, the reader will get a vigorous intellectual workout from Mr. Fried and Ms. Krauss.

Suffice it to say, the N-word gets a vigorous workout throughout the night.

J. B. Priestley's time-jumping play, briefly seen on Broadway in 1938, gets a vigorous dusting-off by the Epic Theater Center, the group's first full-scale production.

In both that show and the Krosney book, a lot of sensationalist formulas — the voice from the beyond, the race against time, the some may call it treason — get a vigorous workout.

The program is largely a re-enactment, with a commendable minimum of the talking-head appearances that most historical documentaries rely on, and the makeup department thus gets a vigorous workout.

The Good War genre has gotten a vigorous workout on PBS recently, from "The Perilous Fight: America's World War II in Color" in 2003 to Ken Burns and Lynn Novick's 15-hour special, "The War," in 2007.