Sentence examples for reviving yourself from inspiring English sources

The answer to reviving yourself may be as simple as adding a game of badminton or a salsa lesson to your weekly routine.

Around the corner, noodle shops are plentiful, and you can revive yourself with a bowl of dumpling soup.

If you need somewhere to sit and revive yourself after shopping, St Aldates is a sound choice.

Without alcohol, it's one of the best things I know to steady and revive yourself; its gorgeous garnet glow alone perks me up.

If a hidden turret kills you while you are a soldier, you can revive yourself as a spy and sabotage the turret.

You won't be surprised at how easily the idle hours can slip away and, before you know it, it'll be time to revive yourself with a rum punch at Duggie's al fresco bar by the pool.

The detail (leaf tea, homemade cookies, novel Pure Lakes toiletries) is unusually good, and any minor irritations (no teaspoons, textured velvet clothes hangers, a rather low-hanging mini chandelier), are forgotten as you settle into the serious bed, with its 400-thread Egyptian cotton linen, down pillows and duvet, or revive yourself in the super-powerful shower.

When knocked down you can actually try and crawl away now though, and if you can survive long enough you can even revive yourself.

Once the last prayer is said and the fast is over, you are free to go home and revive yourself hoping that your year will be as sweet as honey.

Revive yourself at the bar with an Armagnac or an espresso.

Revive yourself after this adventure with a strupag (Gaelic for cuppa) at Sheena's Tea Hut.