Sentence examples for reinvigorated their from inspiring English sources

And the Bush people knew that the North Koreans had already reinvigorated their programs and were more dangerous than Iraq.

"We've not washed our hands of him," Mallinder said, speaking after his team's 32-14 victory at Newcastle reinvigorated their title challenge.

C1 Newspapers After Katrina After Hurricane Katrina, The Sun Herald of Biloxi, Miss., and The Times-Picayune of New Orleans have rebuilt and reinvigorated their readership.

Other than that, about the best rationale that can be made for the merger is that the injection of AOL's livewire Internet attitude into the more old-fashioned bits of the group has reinvigorated their marketing.

[C1.] After the Hurricane, Two Newspapers Thrive The Biloxi Sun Herald of Mississippi and The Times-Picayune in New Orleans have rebuilt and reinvigorated their advertising bases and readership after Hurricane Katrina.

Hawaii and many other islands rely on imported oil to generate most of their electricity, which is expensive, and last year's spikes in oil prices have reinvigorated their search for homegrown alternatives.

The first is to reinvigorate their economies.

It may be time for the pupils to reinvigorate their master.

It was a challenge to painters to experiment and reinvigorate their medium.

House Republicans said the action against their embattled leader has served only to reinvigorate their support for him.

The United States, Europe and Japan have spent much of the last four years trying to reinvigorate their economies by lowering rates and injecting cash into strained financial systems through purchases of financial assets.