Sentence examples for reinvigorated in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps as a result his performances have seemed reinvigorated in recent years.

Five decades later that logo has been reinvigorated in preparation for the team's 50th anniversary season in 2012.

Jobs are saved, value preserved and the economy reinvigorated in a cycle of destruction and re-creation.

The classic genre of lovers on the run is reinvigorated in the director David Lowery's Texas-set drama "Ain't Them Bodies Saints" (Aug. 16).

The No8, reinvented and reinvigorated in these days away from the England setup, placed the ball quickly for Care to pick up and escape into space.

His father had close-cropped white hair, a tie emblazoned with American flags, and an impassioned case to make for public art, which was reinvigorated in the U.S. in the mid-nineties, and has since brought them lots of business.

Everything from the surprisingly fresh and citrusy (raw) Quail Eggs to the impossibly tender Lamb Osso "Buko," which Ferris says is easier to prepare than good scrambled eggs, seemed to reinvigorate in his guests the drive to learn what they can do next in kitchen.

I've had the privilege of participating in CGI for many years now, and this unique spirit of action is what I seek to reinvigorate in Greece and the entire Mediterranean region as the founding sponsor of CGI Mediterranean.

The original Star Wars trilogy were popular during Hoppus' childhood into the late 1970s and early 1980s, and a theatrical re-release in the late 1990s reinvigorated interest in the series.

"Putin's actions in Ukraine have reinvigorated NATO in a way that would have been unimaginable only a few years ago," said Michael McFaul, former U.S. ambassador to Russia and former advisor to President Obama.

But so far, no one has succeeded the way Alber Elbaz transformed the once-moribund Lanvin when he took over in 2001, or the way Tom Ford reinvigorated Gucci in the 1990s.