Sentence examples for vigorously bring from inspiring English sources

Remove pod, return pan to medium heat and, whisking vigorously, bring mixture to boil.

The PRI, in particular, never recovered from the economic catastrophe he had vigorously helped bring about; though that was to the good, perhaps.He wept as he made his last speech to Congress, asking the poor to forgive him for having failed to relieve them.

"We have vigorously attempted to bring new dollars and fresh management to the national parks," Ms. Scarlett said.

The Ambassador was pleased to hear that investigators are pursuing Zafar vigorously, both to bring him to justice and for his potential value as a source of information regarding this sophisticated terror attack.

"Are our children worth as much as any other child?" Agency Director Debbie Raphael somberly told the crowd that she could not explain the failures of the past but that her agency has been vigorously working to bring the facility into compliance during her two-year tenure.

When the Senate convened at 8 p.m., Mr. Warner sat in the chamber alone, joined just by clerks and 12 or so aides who clapped vigorously when he brought down the gavel for the final time this year.

"Negative Home Office rhetoric needs to be vigorously countered by bringing home the quality and the personal care available at British universities".

"We need a person who is vigorously supporting and out working to bring people into the political process," he said.

We will continue to vigorously seek to hold accountable, and bring to trial when necessary, those who commit fraud on Wall Street".

"We need a person at the leadership of the DNC who is vigorously supporting and out working to bring people into the political process," he said.

The cell suspension was vigorously pipetted, medium was added to bring the final volume to 5 ml, and karyotype analysis was performed.