Wang Qishan, a vice prime minister who has one of the strongest reputations in China for pursuing economic and financial changes, joined the seven-member Politburo Standing Committee at the party congress and was put in charge of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, which he is expected to invigorate through his extensive contacts in the country's banks.
Mr. Ferrer, whose campaign has been going through some rough times recently, appeared invigorated by the reception.
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.
Their stories veer through a South Korean capital freshly invigorated by an economic boom and successful hosting of the 1988 Summer Olympics.
Several years ago, I watched "Cry Of The Snow Lion", and was invigorated by a scene three quarters of the way through, the famed Tibet Freedom concerts, spearheaded by the Beastie Boys.
And rather than being worn out by days of shoveling or trudging through nearly seven feet of snow, many people seemed invigorated by the ordeal.
"It invigorates both through the attempt at a new kind of history of architecture".
Just when the formula starts to feel exhausted, he extends and invigorates it through a dazzling floor piece called "Settle," made by dusting a mixture of baking soda, baking powder and glitter into a pattern of nearly 100 precise squares.
Somehow, you're invigorated by this.
Elroy was invigorated by Koch's ambitions.
Invigorated by the show's weekly jolt of imagination overload, they hope that Crichton (played by Ben Browder) keeps drifting through the void with a mismatched bunch of intergalactic fugitives.
