Sentence examples for infusing energy from inspiring English sources

Julianne Brienza: I am the Executive Director of Capital Fringe a D.C. non-profit organization founded in the summer of 2005 with the purpose of infusing energy into performing arts here in the D.C. Metro area.

Coach Butch Goring, who has shortened and intensified practice times in an effort to infuse energy into the team, said he expected high-level performances tonight.

"And he wanted musicians around because St. Cecilia is the patron saint of music and because he wanted people who could infuse energy into the spaces".

In the last few weeks, Mr. Romney has relied on his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, to infuse energy into his campaign rallies.

The hire has paid dividends because, if nothing else, Sánchez  has infused energy into Petrova's often sunken on-court demeanor.

If Mrs. Obama continues on the path she's chosen, she will not scale new heights or infuse energy into the ailing women's movement.

I wish them luck, not only because independent film has infused energy and talent into the mainstream, as evidenced by the current Academy Award nominees, but also because hits like "Little Miss Sunshine" turn movie people into truffle pigs.

So he was able to infuse energy into the ensemble without making that many changes to the roster, in part by enlivening the programming and mixing diverse works and contemporary music into the offerings.

Even my outside board members say, "When are you taking the vacation, Bill?" This year, in the middle of tough economic times for everybody, we built a human capital strategy for the future, we refreshed our corporate-wide strategy, and I moved my leadership people around into different positions and promoted some new people into leadership roles to infuse energy.

More specifically, the centralized RES units typically infuse energy in the power networks of high and extra high voltage levels.

Inarguably, the time is ripe to infuse energy into this historic relationship.