Sentence examples for getting energised from inspiring English sources

This shows that in retaliation to Trump's victory in 2016, minorities, particularly the black community, are getting energised and increasingly voting as a block.

Shoegaze was all about chilling out and enjoying the weird sounds, while Britpop was about getting energised and changing the world with catchy tunes (another nemesis of shoegaze).

Also, didn't Hillary just say precisely what he said, but more shrilly and combatively?9 35 : Why can't he just say "class-based affirmative action"?9 35 : I think that's one of the few things I like about her Purple.9 34 : Wow, she really gets energised by the most mind-numbingly, droolingly dull aspects of pretty much everything under the sun.

He gets energised more than any other when the roars explode on Sunday.

"Step back, work out what is important and then get energised by the people around you," he says.

In brief, she enjoys decision making, she gets energised when she practises it, and in the majority of times she takes the right decisions.

"It's going to give us a lot more info about how those particles get energised to provide this spectacular event," Prof Madejski said.

When you wake up, get up out of bed and drink some orange juice or coffee to get energised, then hop in the shower.

The performers start energised, grow tired, get second winds, push themselves to completion.

"This is about getting people energised about the horse, what she can do, and how she's faring at the racetrack," says Mr Rose.Secondly, members get to look at the behind-the-scenes aspect of training a racehorse.

"We have seen that whenever the Syrian Democratic Front [the Kurdish/Arab proxy force] get ahead, the Turks get more energised".