Sentence examples for that would refresh from inspiring English sources

The royal wedding in Monaco seemed certain to be a glittering state occasion that would refresh faith in the Grimaldi family, a clan that has sometimes seemed better at scandal than leadership.

There's a philosophical aspect to his quest as well — a search for a watery wilderness that would "refresh my capacity for awe" (which is why Hohn looks forward, while riding a container ship across the North Pacific in winter, "to a little Sturm and possibly some Drang") and a desire to make a journey that would "turn a map into a world".

The rumor floating around the other week said that Apple would refresh the MB line with Montevina-based chips in June as well.

-- TVNewser spoke with Clemente, who told the site that he would "refresh [Ricks'] memory" on the apology.

The benefit of attending was that it would refresh their knowledge and skills, with personal feedback of their performance.

Chief Scanlon also said that patrol cars would make frequent stops of livery cabs carrying passengers to check on the drivers' safety, and that the department would refresh officers on signals used by cabdrivers when they are in trouble -- flashing the amber lights on the front and rear of the cabs, for example.

But Roambi's development is closely tied with the evolution of iOS, says co-founder and lead designer Quinton Alsbury, so it makes sense that the app would refresh its look to match iOS 7. The app's founding team began working on the data visualization platform four months after the iPhone opened up for native development in 2008.

That surgeon is in the book just long enough to give Jonathan the once-over and suggest that a few facial shots of Restylane would refresh him.

It would refresh his mind.

The whites seemed less consistent, sometimes lacking the acidity that would make them refreshing.

The government is taking risks that would leave the Tigers refreshed and strengthened for war if talks were to break down, as they have before.