Sentence examples for vigour for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vigour for" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct
It could be interpreted as expressing enthusiasm or energy towards something, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "She approached the project with vigour for innovation."
Keep stirring well – with vigour – for another minute or two to dry the dough.
Every athlete, even the most extraordinary, will exchange vigour for experience.
Our game today has given us a bit of vigour for the rest of the tournament".
While in Italy he framed the main outlines of the anarchist creed that he preached with unsystematic but unremitting vigour for the rest of his life.
This season his ability to cope with the setbacks and return with a renewed vigour for the following meetings has been exemplary.
He was sent to the United States for surgery on troublesome achilles tendons and is reported to be bowling pain-free and with vigour for Nottinghamshire.
Totti's elaborate sashays embodied Roma for a generation, just as Gerrard's combative vigour did for Liverpool and Xavi's intricate passing did for Barcelona.
Further evidence came in the 18th minute when he executed a sliding tackle, rare vigour indeed for a player happier using the ball than scuffling for the right to do so.
From 1968 to 1986 Jenny taught at Glasgow University, gaining a reputation for her enthusiasm and for the vigour of her presentation.
Bashar al-Assad in the early 2000s largely lacked the vigour required for a measurable impact on the economy.
Had dwindling Russia made the request for a land-lease, he says, the reaction would not have been so strong.China may have taken its time before beginning to pursue its interests in Central Asia, but it seems determined to do so with vigour and for the long term.
