Sentence examples for good to refresh from inspiring English sources

It is always good to refresh everyone's experience of reading by spending time reading aloud.

McVay welcomes change at both broadcasters: "I think it's good to refresh things.

It's good to refresh and get your bearings.

It seemed a good time to refresh my perspective on a place I'd just spent years writing about, so I decided to seek out guys willing to talk about their experiences at arcades in the "Men Seeking Men" section of Craigslist.

Rebecca Duval, a retail analyst at BlueFin Research Partners, said that now was a good time to refresh the brand, in part because of fall fashion trends embracing indigo-colored jeans.

… This way? … Or that way?" — Leo Carey If, like me, you're an obsessive spring cleaner, throwing open cabinets to wipe up crumbs and stalking nooks and crannies with a Dustbuster, then this may be a good moment to refresh your mind, too, with a little help from George Orwell.

It is good practice to refresh the dependencies from time to time by clicking on the ' download all ' button.

It's a good idea to refresh the lemons and scent every few weeks.

A nap is a good way to refresh and still get plenty of hours out of the day.

What's more, studies have shown that routine, adequate sleep promotes healing, immune function, proper metabolism, and much more – which is maybe why it feels good to arise refreshed after a serious snooze.

It remains unclear whether this attack on "privilege" was a spot of freelancing by a chancellor who fancies himself more of a class warrior than his boss, or part of a prearranged good-cop/bad-cop plan to refresh the Labour heartlands that the blander parts of New Labour's message cannot reach.