Sentence examples for immediately reinvigorated from inspiring English sources
The lay-offs immediately reinvigorated doubts about Grantland, which had developed a loyal but relatively small following for its in-depth writing, commitment to quirkiness and talent, and wide range: film, television, music in their own rights and nearly every sport played in the US and abroad.
But what about an album that immediately reinvigorates the wanderlust of youth, inciting dreams of grand undertakings of the unfamiliar?
Immediately after Sept. 11, Washington reinvigorated a waning friendship with Islamabad, employing President Bush's with-us-or-against-us ultimatum.
"The fact that they didn't do it immediately was related to Sogo, which reinvigorated uncertainty about the economy".
But right now, it's a new, reinvigorated Smash Mouth.
Men's Health came up with a robust formula and 1.7 million readers, while Details, a magazine that had been left for dead by Condé Nast, was reinvigorated by its sister division, Fairchild Publications, and immediately began competing for the attention of urban and urbane males.
And so, with that in mind, the reinvigorated RNC, focused on the future, spurred on by hip-hop beats, strode out of the hall and -- immediately cut an ad that referenced a 1964 ad from Lyndon Johnson?
Sharapova returned looking reinvigorated.
It also reinvigorated her.
The UN was (briefly) reinvigorated.
