Sentence examples for reinvigorating his from inspiring English sources

Mr. Willard, who had studied tapes of Joe Garagiola announcing the Westminster Kennel Club show, trotted out every inappropriate dog joke and announcing cliché he could muster, drawing rave reviews and reinvigorating his career.

He compensated for those eight decades of silence with all the force of his younger self, reinvigorating his own sense of purpose, and ensuring that we do not forget.

The terror attacks in the United States have swiftly altered the political landscape in France, sweeping from the front pages scandal stories about the recent beleaguered president, Jacques Chirac, as he has rushed to Washington and New York, reinvigorating his presidential image and driving home his experience as an international player.

And he needs to start wielding his red pencil and exercising his right to veto bad legislation.If Mr Bush addresses America's failings with the same vigour that he addressed Islamic terrorism in the wake of September 11th, he has a chance of reinvigorating his presidency and restoring respect in his country; if he doesn't, he will go the way of his father, limping wounded into retirement.

The summer helped Joey remember what life was like before Sept. 11, while reinvigorating his love of baseball.

Now the great hope of the left's best hope at reinvigorating his people is talking about what a loser he is.

But mostly, Mr. Cipolla, 55, sticks close to the cityscape he has focused on preserving and reinvigorating since leaving his position as president of the National Park Foundation in 2009.

But she credits Mr. Breuer with reinvigorating her love for performing when he cast her as Edgar/Edna in his gender-reversed "Lear" in 1990.

His goal is to maintain its superlative musical values he has told James Levine, the Met's musical director, that he would like him to remain in his post for the rest of his life while reinvigorating its theatrical values, thereby building a broader audience.

Mr O'Neill's successors need to avoid his various volte-faces (first no support for IMF bail-outs, then massive bail-outs), but also to find ways to influence countries such as Brazil and Argentina without alienating them.Mr Snow must play a role alongside Mr Donaldson in reinvigorating corporate reform, but his real test will probably be domestic fiscal policy.

He created many memorable paintings portraying the sun-drenched Spanish Mediterranean beaches and seascapes; he often painted portraits outside, reinvigorating the form with his fresh perspective.