Sentence examples for it will rejuvenate from inspiring English sources

"I think it will rejuvenate me.

I hope it will rejuvenate the area and provide energy for the community.

It will rejuvenate a place filled with dated office buildings developed in the 1970s for military contractors.

The central question of the crisis is not whether it will rejuvenate nation-state social democracy, but whether it can stimulate new strategies on which a revived platform of egalitarian prosperity and social welfare might be built.

"It will rejuvenate the town and allow the existing businesses to respond to the increased footfall so that they can thrive and grow".

A repudiation of the Iraq War and all that it signifies will rejuvenate the far Left as well.

The development, it is hoped, will rejuvenate Lakeland and, as Jack sees it, "reclaim not just the waterfront but the relevance and self-confidence of the entire region".

For example, both sides are claiming the credit for steering through the new Westfield shopping mall which it is hoped will rejuvenate the city centre.

If old man winter has wreaked havoc on your skin, the extra chill from a cryofacial will rejuvenate it to its pre-cold weather glory.

His arrival, they suggest, represents a generational and philosophical change at the federation -- one that values new progressive partnerships and non-traditional organizing, and one that its leaders hope will rejuvenate a labor movement that's been contracting for years.

"It is a project which will rejuvenate Midlothian and the Borders and will see both areas compete with their neighbour in Edinburgh, bolstering Scotland's economy as a whole".