Sentence examples for reinvigorated as from inspiring English sources

But in the meantime, your sleepy fish will be totally reinvigorated as soon as the pet store opens.

At the same time, I felt both exhilarated and reinvigorated as a musician.

Local branches were reinvigorated as former members came streaming back and young idealists flocked to the cause.

The side truly was reinvigorated, as it must be if Chelsea are to be overhauled in the Premier League.

The negotiations were reinvigorated, as Randy Levine, the Yankees' president, and General Manager Brian Cashman began talking with Rivera's new representatives.

The outrage of the adolescent crisis of faith is here redignified and reinvigorated as the genuine and profound moral questioning it is.

In the aftermath of the Gaza war, a resurgent Mr. Netanyahu faces an unbowed Hamas — thanks in no small part to the Mossad's bungling of the attempt to eliminate Mr. Mishal, which at the time served to reinvigorate Hamas as much as it did to humiliate the Israeli government.

Blizzard game developer Chris Metzen says creating Overwatch has reinvigorated them as a company.

They were reinvigorated though as Caldwell was shown his straight red card for handling Jerome's header, after Peter Crouch nodded the ball on.

In fact, it's little more than an extension of a concept that has been around for a while, but has been reinvigorated recently as the hype around Apple swirls: That tablet computers are a niche product.

This year, the issue of for-profit childcare was reinvigorated politically as Australian-based childcare conglomerate ABC/123 Global moved into Canada and engaged in an active campaign to purchase Canadian centres (Cribb, 2007), creating what many in the childcare community regard as a danger for the full-day early learning program.