Sentence examples for reinvigorated now from inspiring English sources

The league of all nations has Abu Dhabi's City; it has Roman Abramovich's polyglot Chelsea, which shredded Cardiff City, 4-1, on Saturday; and it has Arsenal, reinvigorated now that the German Mesut Ozil is its playmaker, swamping Norwich City, also by 4-1.

Many political experts in Russia and the United States have called the affair an instance of a resurgent suspicion of foreigners in Russia, fanned by an intelligence establishment that feels reinvigorated now that one of its own is the nation's president.

With a younger and stronger leader, ZANU-PF had now been reinvigorated, not replaced, he said.

But on the hall below, the Alpha Studio, a decorative arts workshop for artists with H.I.V., reinvigorated the now-cliched faux finish by potato-printing lavender and sage patterns on the gold-leaf-paper wall.

The important thing is that it has finally started in earnest, and its outcome will be determined largely by the interaction among indigenous actors that now include the once vanished but now reinvigorated protagonist in the saga of statehood: the Arab citizen.

But interestingly, many independent cinemas that spent the 1980s in the doldrums – such as Leeds' Hyde Park Picture House and Brixton's Ritzy – are now reinvigorated.

The citizens of BiH and their friends within the EU have now reinvigorated their efforts for BiH to be afforded more speedy EU integration.

Moderate conservatives and independents joined the reinvigorated Mr McCain.All attention now moves to Mr McCain.

But the Muslim Brothers, whose fortunes had been waning, now feel reinvigorated and vindicated.

Here too is what my father calls "the family shul," the same Chizuk Amuno building (now the reinvigorated Beth Am) that I'd been dragged to as a girl, with its original austere beauty and pale pink-and-blue glass-paneled windows intact.

The time off to welcome son AJ, now 2, reinvigorated her love of the game.