Sentence examples for reinvigorated over from inspiring English sources

"Joe is an evergreen property that can be reinvigorated over time".

That theater, reinvigorated over the past three years by a new artistic director, Fiach Mac Conghail, now has a steady working relationship with Mr. Shepard.

This plant has been on my radar for years, but my fondness for winterberry has been reinvigorated over the last couple of years as a new use for it has been brought to my attention: Winterberry is now being used as a temporary seasonal houseplant.

The decline of his health revived his place in the public eye and reinvigorated debate over his legacy.

The transformation and growth of the bloc, known as the East African Community, has been unfolding quickly after being reinvigorated just over 10 years ago.

Ms. Schapiro defended the commission's record on Tuesday, telling members of a House Financial Services subcommittee that the agency's enforcement division had been restructured and reinvigorated since she took over in January 2009.

He takes over an organisation in good health, stabilised and reinvigorated by Muir, who took over in 2011.

They have also reinvigorated the debate over risk-taking at banks.

A yearning for plain speaking over soundbites is evident, as is a hunger for a full-throated alternative to the reinvigorated Tory government over austerity, social security and the wealth gap.

This last claim has recently been contested in a way that has reinvigorated the debate over the impact of the theory.

A fascinating study of The Biggest Loser contestants has reinvigorated the debate over the questionable benefits of dieting.