Browning seemed sad, but somehow also invigorated from talking about it.
One chamber would be the popularly elected European Parliament, much invigorated from its current weak state, and the other would be made up of ministers from each country.
"I had goose bumps, watching the players come off the field," he said, referring to the touching parade of the Yankees, one victory lap around the ball park, led by the captain, Derek Jeter, who seemed invigorated from behind his normal cool facade.
Still invigorated from our efforts, we decided to explore the fitness center.
In 1871, Darwin considered the origin of life occurring in a "warm little pond", if all the right ingredients were present and invigorated by a bolt from the blue.
"I feel invigorated," Alexander Statman, a Columbia student from Los Angeles majoring in history and philosophy, said in the late afternoon after the speech.
After the Dolphins indicated by their long, awkward silence that their interest in Marino had waned, he was temporarily invigorated by an offer from the Minnesota Vikings.
Although I am often invigorated by a fire-and-brimstone sermon from Chaney, I must admit I was a little puzzled by his analogy about Knight.
House-made empanadas with chicken (chosen from a selection of six fillings) were invigorated by a mildly spiced dip.
Those who are skeptical of global warming science have been invigorated by a small number of errors in the landmark 2007 report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
