Sentence examples for help invigorate from inspiring English sources

Stroll should help invigorate a Williams team who have stagnated.

Boris Sandler, 63, the Yiddish Forward's Moldova-born editor, thinks the Web site will help invigorate Yiddish and give it a longer life.

Mr. Monti's yearlong technocratic government improved Italy's credibility in Europe, but he failed to muster the political support to push through changes to help invigorate Italy's economy.

Officials say these new rules should help invigorate the mortgage market by assuring investors that the loans they buy from banks are sound.

Manufacturers, he said, could benefit from developing a coordinated approach to research and labor costs that could help invigorate the entire area.

To help invigorate the design department, Houghton persuaded John M. Gates, a childhood friend and New York architect, to become Steuben's managing director.

Expansionary economic policy has helped invigorate the economy by boosting consumption, through low interest rates.

Money worries and a growing distrust of government have also helped invigorate the movement.

American composer whose captivating scores helped invigorate the animated feature films of the Walt Disney Company.

For the last two years in the state, the rising Tea Party presence has helped invigorate the conservative movement in the state.

Since then, she has helped invigorate the ancient profession and built her company, Auction Systems Auctioneers and Appraisers, to more than $100 million in annual revenue.