Sentence examples for need to freshen from inspiring English sources

"We definitely need to freshen the squad up and I am sure we will do that this week," Moyes said.

When he arrives, there will be no need to freshen up: a 75lb wolf will lacquer him in saliva the second he steps from the car.

That Western power will be diminished in relative terms by Asia's rise, that Indian politics is becoming ever more dynastic and that the country's Hindu nationalists need to freshen up their manifesto are all commonplace.

The Oral History of America Project has set up a booth in Grand Central Terminal where people can tell their life stories without other people suddenly deciding they need to freshen their drinks.

So it is easy to see why, even if there were signs of a plateauing and perhaps a need to freshen things up all round, there was a desire to try to squeeze the last drops from the side largely built by Andrew Strauss and Andy Flower.

"We need to freshen things up".

"We needed to freshen up mentally".

"We needed to freshen up our thinking because the game has changed so quickly in the last five or six years.

Queenslanders won't agree, but it was a result that Origin needed, to freshen things up a bit.

After moving from New York to Los Angeles in 2010 to take a job with a financial services firm, Joan, now 59, believed she needed to freshen her look.

But Herr, his manager, spoke very briefly to his old friend a day later: "He says he needs to freshen up a bit and get back on the horse.