Sentence examples for reinvigorated at from inspiring English sources

The current crop is no golden generation, but it does have its trump card in Ronaldo - and he is reinvigorated at international level.

His energetic and straightforward style, his apparent commitment to fighting corruption and his determination to reinvigorate at least economic reform should buy the government time to tackle some of China's difficult problems in 2013.

It was one of three spots around the country that the Irish Development Agency (IDA) was particularly keen to reinvigorate at the time.

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

Last spring, she came unglued after a wonderful performance by a reinvigorated Kwan at the world championships.

Changes in her way of life have reinvigorated Milbrett at 30, but soccer is a fickle game, selfish in meting out punishment and reward.

Jermain Defoe's arrival at Sunderland has reinvigorated the strikers already at the club, head coach Gus Poyet says.

Roger Federer's triumph over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the Barclay's ATP World Tour Final on Sunday was an exclamation point on a season-ending, 17-match win streak that has reinvigorated his career at a time when some were beginning to question his ability to beat the world's top players.

A spokesman for the occupiers said: "Today sees the emergence of a reinvigorated community, both at Sussex, across other universities, and throughout public sector institutions bearing the brunt of Students and faculty met during the demonstration to plan and discuss how we grow and support each other in this united struggle.

Because as much as web comics continue to produce a ton of phenomenal artists, a thirst for physical work by DIY storytellers means that a once stale UK publishing scene now feels reinvigorated; just look at the success of collectives like Breakdown Press, Self Made Hero, and Nobrow.

The venerable Heinz ketchup brand has also been reinvigorated by campaigns aimed at teenagers along with product variations aimed at their younger siblings like green ketchup in squeezable bottles.