Sentence examples for reinvigorated that from inspiring English sources

"I've reinvigorated that issue, and I'm very proud to have done it," he said.

It would be a huge stretch to suggest that by marrying for love rather than duty William has reinvigorated that idea, just as it would be to believe that Kate Middleton represents anything other than a tiny gilded minority in Britain.

He did not deny that he had investigated jobs overseas, or that he would like to try Europe someday, but he seemed reinvigorated that the decision had been made — the right decision.

Guti's so reinvigorated that he actually can't stop making music at the moment.

He served as Board Chair of the Jewish Museum, New York, helping to reinvigorate that institution.

"A revamp is going to be welcome because I think you do need to do something to reinvigorate that brand," said Ms. Quadrani.

Ronnie Moore has brought in Akpo Sodje and Ryan Lowe in an attempt to reinvigorate that toothless attack but Rovers are unlikely to be prominent frontrunners this time around.

If, as expected, the improvement measures go ahead, initial work could begin later this year and, alongside the Eastgate development, could help reinvigorate that particular part of town.

"Everyone together laughing or crying or cheering — that's why you go to the movies, and we want to really reinvigorate that experience," said Sun Dee Larson, AMC's vice president for film and product marketing.

As I say, the show kind of perfected a sort of horror mini-movie style of TV, and it's a little disappointing to see it mired in nonsense while it's trying to reinvigorate that form.

"This is less about General McKiernan than it is about a new counterinsurgency strategy and a new leadership to reinvigorate that strategy," said Senator Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat on the Armed Services Committee who traveled to Afghanistan two weeks ago.