Sentence examples for try to energize from inspiring English sources

"I talk at the grassroots level and try to energize [voters].

Bin Laden's deputies will try to energize people by turning him into a Che Guevara-like figure for Al Qaeda — a more effective propaganda tool dead than alive.

The next day, he went to try to energize his merchandisers — the middlemen whose job it is to sell Lanvin to the buyers at department stores.

The debate continues a longstanding argument in the party over whether to move to the center to woo the independent voters who have decided recent close contests or try to energize untapped constituencies by railing against the status quo.

Adapted loosely (very loosely) from Aristophanes' bawdy comedy "Lysistrata," this tale of a losing basketball team and the women who try to energize it (by withholding sex from their athlete boyfriends) is a well-aimed throwback to a genre seldom seen these days.

"I'm going out to try to energize people, to try to mobilize people," the former governor said, bringing up the huge fund Mr. Corzine has pledged from his personal fortune for "street money," to hire vans and pay staff members to bring groups of supporters to the polls on Tuesday.

Brody tries to energize us for this interminable home stretch.

"It's a question of trying to energize the team and freshen it up.

Now Damon is trying to energize the Yankees, trying to get them through a challenging September and into October.

Listening to the opera, you can almost sense him trying to energize the work with dramatically potent musical numbers, several of which are in minor keys.

There has been resistance to some of his efforts, he said, often from the very social service agencies he is trying to energize.