Sentence examples for invigorating a from inspiring English sources

Mark Teixeira capped his surge with four hits and two runs, invigorating a middle-of-the-lineup that has missed his production.

They're onboard because of unspecified things yet to do, but also because it's going to be, if not fun, then at least invigorating — a real experience.

But that would still leave Sainsbury's with the job of invigorating a standalone Argos chain that, in the City's coy terminology, is "structurally challenged".

For one, the choreography just wasn't that invigorating: a duet featuring Mr. Hauser and Mr. Jones stroking and sliding their limbs across a table offered little potency aside from their forthrightness.

As Mr Mittal usually went after underperforming assets in privatisations, or arranged friendly takeovers, he was often applauded as a useful outsider invigorating a decaying industry.Alas, those good-natured days are over.

"There's no more family feud, 'Oh, Dad is going out riding.' " Side-by-sides, which cost about $7,000 to $17,000, are invigorating a power sporting equipment industry that has been clobbered by years of economic malaise and safety concerns.

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It's invigorating during a song, but a little exhausting over the length of an album.

But what might be invigorating in a city can, in a novel, be a bit bewildering.

The task is an invigorating one, providing a powerful reminder of both the enormous scope and the continual advance of science.

Writer-director Sarah Polley's "Stories We Tell" ends up an invigorating powerhouse of a personal documentary, adventurous and absolutely fascinating.