Sentence examples for invigorated for from inspiring English sources

"You get so much sensation it makes you feel invigorated for the rest of the day".

He added: "We have had plenty of challenges in the past, we relish a challenge, it gets us excited and invigorated for the coming season".

Reliable detection of adulteration invigorated campaigns for food safety, but a systemic response took several more decades to establish.

The power shift in Europe invigorated movements for independence in colonies like Mozambique and Angola, and the new Portuguese government began a decolonization process for East Timor.

As I exited the pool and walked back to my hotel through the Market Square, I felt invigorated, ready for my day and yes, very happy.

Going anyplace is a theme for Lear these days: at ninety-four plus, he seems invigorated and up for anything.

When we rose from corpse pose just over an hour later, I felt invigorated and ready for breakfast.

Mr. Davies, invigorated by writing for young performers, produced a score that was brimming with potency, its abrasive vocabulary and polystylistic clamor leavened with passages of deeply affecting lyricism.

The blowback has invigorated public support for the Chicago Teachers Union, which says it may strike if a contract deal cannot be reached.

Invigorated by Students For the past 23 years at the end of June, Jeff Ostroff has shifted his attention from his post as principal of Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School thethe summer campers at Y.P.I., the Young People's Institute.

The enormity of the loss has invigorated Emirati support for what is already the federation's most serious military commitment ever.