Ms. Krauss sounded tested and invigorated on that album, but some of that's worn off in the time since.
He improvised with bravura; to browse through his albums is to be invigorated by that energy which Jules Feiffer once called the graphic equivalent of Fred Astaire's dancing.
Invigorated by events that overthrew the Islamist government in Egypt three weeks ago, they have increasingly demanded that the government resign and set a date for elections.
"I've had to dream the dream, enunciate the dream and shout it from the mountaintop -- to invigorate those that were going to come with me to have a chance of making it happen".
When he slicks his hair back, he refers to it as 'the Michael Douglas in Wall Street.'" Fashion often looks to invigorate things that are unappealing, even unethical – fur, for example.
A spokesman for Yingluck's Puea Thai Party accused the opposition of carrying out the explosion to invigorate demonstrations that have gradually been losing steam.
Afterward, he said that he needed this kind of team, unselfish, young and willing; that it invigorated him; that it never failed to surprise him — in a good way, at least, of late.
"It was Andy and the people he brought on board, and the energy that he brought, that invigorated the place," says David Bohrman David Bohrman, a senior executive producer at AOL Time Warner 's CNN who worked under Lack for four years.
Reference PA-06-001 A particular area of research is often invigorated by novel perspectives that may be provided by individuals trained outside that research arena.
Over all, his conservative team came in first, but it was the center, led by the political novice Yair Lapid, 49, that emerged newly invigorated, suggesting that at the very least Israel's rightward tilt may be stalled.
I am invigorated by the peace that emerges as I coexist with these beauties.
