Only after we had done all that would we then sit down with a blank sheet of paper and say, "O.K., given our current fiscal predicament, where should we cut spending and where must we raise new tax revenues so that we can bring our government back to solvency and, at the same time, reinvigorate our formula for growth and success".
"The time off reinvigorated them, and they were hungry to write music".
"On the contrary, I say it is time to reinvigorate the peace process".
Now, said Howard Sherman, director-designate of the O'Neill Center, "It's time to reinvigorate the facility".
"The Labour government was re-investing in education, all kinds of people were joining forces and working together, and we used that time to reinvigorate the school and instil a sense of self-belief and a can-do attitude.
aging into predictability, "Chicago Hope" ready for the scrap heap and the new "City of Angels" already a stale imitation of the others (despite its largely black cast), "Wonderland" comes at just the right time to reinvigorate the hospital genre.
Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, urged Israel today to resume immediate negotiations for peace in the Middle East, and Prime Minister Tony Blair said at their joint news conference that "We are in complete agreement that now is the time to reinvigorate this process".
The summer was the time to reinvigorate things and go again.
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said it was time to "reinvigorate the pensions landscape".
Now that you're well into your 30s and feeling like an old fart, it's time to reinvigorate yourself with something new.
