Sentence examples for like energized from inspiring English sources

"I was so like energized, ready to play," Robinson said of Ferrell's presence.

The year is 2038, yet in addition to laser guns players may wield neo-medieval weaponry like energized swords and shields.

It's actually doing things like energizing the founder when it's been a tough week.

And, like Dean, Obama energized new voters, including many African-Americans, a key voting group in Democratic primaries.

The birth of art criticism (Winckelmann 1764) and rediscovery of ancient cities like Pompeii energized investigations of and polemics on behalf of classicism (inspired by the earlier treatise and work of Palladio (1570)) as a stylistic framework for new architecture.

In musical comedy, he had a furious, nearly mask-like repertory of energized intentions.

Employees realize it may take more time than they'd like, but they are energized by being on the front lines of mass-producing one of America's first zero-emissions automobiles.

Somehow the president has managed to turn a base of new and progressive voters he himself energized like no one else could in 2008 into the likely stay-at-home voters of 2010, souring an entire generation of young people to the political process.

His assuredness in painting came from studying amongst a knowledgeable group of painters and professors within his interdisciplinary program, as well working in a collaborative environment, energized by like-minded peers.

Like life, it energized raw matter.

His dancers look like Balanchine dancers: energized, musical, bursting, fresh.