This rush would invigorate me into steering my teammates through four more Olympic Games: Albertville, France, in 1992; Lillehammer, Norway, 1994; Nagano, Japan, 1998; and Salt Lake City, U.S.A., 2002.
"I am thrilled at the magnitude and generosity of this gift, which would invigorate the park in the winter months and provide much-needed active recreation space for youth all over the borough on a year-round basis," said Regina Myer, president of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Corporation.
The other reason why athletes may do this is to stimulate the nerve endings, which would invigorate you, but 30 seconds in a cold bath would do this". Kate Rew could easily take 30 seconds in a cold bath.
Competition between different ways of providing the same service would invigorate the E.U. economy.
Copper rose on speculation that lower interest rates would invigorate the economy and increase demand.
Their grazing would invigorate the flora growing on the surface, which would provide more protection from the sun.
We argue that coupling the biorefinery concept and the IS approach would invigorate traditionally agricultural regions, relying on endogenous vocation to promote sustainability.
In fact, Craig Shirley, a conservative public relations consultant, said the judge's ruling would invigorate fund-raising for conservative organizations.
In the midst of such bleakness, some online travel executives said they hoped the coming holiday season would invigorate bookings.
Several members of the organization, which has been hampered by financial problems as it struggled to modernize its image, said they felt the move would invigorate the association.
Such a deal would invigorate our economy, demonstrate to the public that Washington can solve problems and leave a better future for our grandchildren.
