Sentence examples for invigorating them from inspiring English sources

Both tenor players still work their day jobs, and both credit the jazz sessions with invigorating them.

Using woodcutting to capture an old-world aesthetic, Fish gives his subtle, gloomy narratives a new life by invigorating them with the feeling of a place long forgotten.

There is something urgent and invigorating about them.

Because they had invigorating properties, you touched them, kissed them, coddled them.

She delivered them with lively, thoughtful, invigorating respect and occasionally embellished them with gymnastic scatting.

Exposure to them is invigorating.

This is what Citizens UK, a network of university bodies, youth groups and religious gatherings, does so well: using existing civil-society organisations to spur young people into political action, and holding invigorating assemblies to meld them together.It is also the exception.

Do not let the lack of spa-like ambience turn you off, though: the clean, warm and unchlorinated waters are soothing and invigorating, and soaking in them is more about the experience than the surroundings.

Patrick Carfizzi sang well and acted better as Figaro, with Lyubov Petrova a dazzlingly playful Susanna; the evident affection between them was constantly invigorating.

He did, and in the end the Mets had a 3-2 victhat that left them with an invigorating 11-8 record as they head west for a weekend series against the Colorado Rockies.

Resourceful 14 year-olds can easily find counter-examples to challenge their history teacher's points, scary but invigorating for me and exhilarating for them.