Sentence examples for give vigor from inspiring English sources

Creative elements will give vigor to this building and keep it in the spotlight.

Tombs also often contained small green amulets in the shape of scarab beetles made of malachite, which would protect and give vigor to the deceased.

White – purification, energy, unity, and gives vigor to other colors it is used in combination with.

"It will surely give new vigor to the traffic between France and England, which is already so important".

But where "Four Voices" scores further is in featuring dances by the two full-time ballet choreographers who, of any in the world today, are doing most to give new vigor to the genre: Alexei Ratmansky (the artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet) and Christopher Wheeldon (the resident City Ballet choreographer since 2001, though now establishing his own company, Morphoses).

The economy gives "Atlantis" vigor and speed; nothing feels as if it's been lingered over.

This sensational production gave new vigor to Shakespeare's earliest tragedy.

This has given renewed vigor to those in the administration, including Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, who favor firmer action.

Rupert Goold's production gives sensational vigor to an early tragedy; Michael Grandage's "King Lear" (at London's Donmar Warehouse) gives sensational clarity to a mature one.

"I have a book," Neve said, "on philately, in which it says that stamp collecting offers refuge to the confused and gives new vigor to fallen spirits.

Mr. Kerry challenged Mr. Bush to join him in running a positive, optimistic campaign, but given the vigor with which he went on the offense, it's likely that we'll be hearing more about Mr. Bush's failures than Mr. Kerry's optimistic vision in the weeks ahead.