Sentence examples for then reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Slimane designed menswear for YSL in the late 1990s, and then reinvigorated Dior Homme.

Then, reinvigorated and replenished, I began my journey back to the drear.

Only then, reinvigorated by The View, could I charge to the base and hurry single-mindedly back onto the gondola.

He was knighted in 2010 for his services to rugby, and engineered series wins with the Lions in Australia in 1989 and South Africa in 1997 - and then reinvigorated the tradition in South Africa three years ago.

Then reinvigorate a previously announced plan to privatize some of the largest of Indonesia's 145 state-owned companies to increase their profitability and raise more government revenue.

It's also about continuing the work in a vital way that removes it from the institutional den and then reinvigorates or reactivates social spaces.. .

But the time off allows for a period of reflection and absorption of new and innovative ideas which will then reinvigorate him, stopping him from hitting a creative plateau.

Typically, people will feel "terrible" for the 20-30 minuthatthet the kambo's taking effect but then may feel reinvigorated afterward, he says.

Once accepted, students work with some of the biggest names in the field, including William Christie – often credited with teaching the French how to be French when he reinvigorated the then much-neglected baroque repertoire in the 60s and 70s – as well as Ton Koopman, Monica Huggett and Richard Egarr.

Then I think, well, I'll just sit back, and then something happens and you get reinvigorated with life again".

Then earlier this year, Facebook's music efforts were reinvigorated when it secured licensing deals with all the major record labels.