Sentence examples for invigorate it from inspiring English sources
After years of trying to expand the brand, executives decided to invigorate it with a new name that emphasizes its Icelandic heritage.
Those brought into the company to help invigorate it, like Ronald L. Zarrella, the Bausch & Lomb executive who ran its marketing, and the Chicago lawyer Elmer W. Johnson, who held a top executive job at G.M., ultimately left the company.
These references could undo prep, or invigorate it with a sense of the now.
Again, immigrants not only infiltrate British culture; they also change and invigorate it.
On Friday, Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Fed, speaking in the measured tones of a man whose word choices can cause billions of dollars to move, acknowledged that the economy was weaker than hoped, while promising to consider new policies to invigorate it, should conditions worsen.
The brilliant mind behind the exhilarating action-fantasy series Orc Stain, Stokoe has proven that he can take an existing franchise and invigorate it with his thoughtful storytelling and dynamic, meticulously detailed artwork.
"Everyone on the show this year seems really re-energised and we're starting to throw out ideas for the movie and I think that will either kill the show or completely re-invigorate it," adds Groening, who first sketched the characters 17 years ago to fill a short slot in the Tracey Ullman show.
In America, it was a concept that empowered and invigorated it.
But the championship will remember this day as one that invigorated it.
He invigorated it to a point where it could reclaim equal status with the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College.
"They have really invigorated it within the last year in terms of the speed of product to market.
