Friday's spill invigorated debate over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry Canadian crude from Alberta to the Texas Gulf coast.
Even when you exclude China, whose market reforms have invigorated its economy over the last four decades, the progress around the world has been notable and substantial.
That kept him invigorated, never stale, because he took over so many programs at or near their low points.
The German Empire, invigorated by its victory over France in the Franco-Prussian War and by its unification under the Prussian monarchy, had newfound imperial ambitions that stretched beyond Europe.
Captained by Moussa Sissoko again and invigorated by Saturday's victory over Swansea, they began promisingly, pressing furiously, attacking with pace in the wide areas, where Aleksandar Kolarov looked vulnerable whenever Andros Townsend ran at him.
His Southampton side were supposed to be invigorated by their Europa League win over Sparta Prague – their first of the season – in midweek but they took an age to get out of first gear here.
In her eyes, the "Divas Revolution" taking place in WWE, which has invigorated viewing interest in female competitors over the last year, is proof.
Yet it isn't the inability of the government to solve this problem, or the way officials seem to acknowledge the problem and still run training missions endangering the pilots and the communities they fly over that has me invigorated.
Collection of genome-scale data for land plants and other organisms over the past decade has invigorated the field of evolutionary biology.
Over the last two decades Pixar has invigorated American mainstream animation with charming stories and sterling technique, reaching a company best with the consecutively released "Monsters, Inc.," "Finding Nemo" and "The Incredibles".
