Sentence examples for ways of invigorating from inspiring English sources

Their proposal for Persborg was the winning entry in a bid launched by the city and municipal housing company MKB to find ways of invigorating residential areas built as part of Sweden's large-scale Million Programme in the 1960s and 70s.

Mr. Lazio advocated large tax cuts as a way of invigorating the economy, and school vouchers to help the nation's education system.

By contrast, grassroots "civic committees" elected only 25 mayors (against 22), dashing the hopes of those who see such local outfits as a way of invigorating Guatemalan democracy after the civil war.

Orchestras are right to look to new music as a way of invigorating concert life, but the seedlings of interest planted by such efforts will have shallow roots unless compositions are given a continuing life and composers a more than sporadic presence.

But it has plenty of zesty zingers and possesses its own share of invigorating rage.

Instead of invigorating the parish, though, Father Leon's arrival had strained its atmosphere.

Lay your old stories to rest and breathe a lungful of invigorating fresh air.

It was also, in its way, invigorating.

"We were on the way to really invigorating the old city with new vitality," she says.

But if, as this play contends, all life is nothing but passing time that would have passed anyway, I can think of few more invigorating ways of both doing and acknowledging exactly that.

One of the invigorating pleasures of tennis in the last decade has been the way that athletes who have invested their entire being in a game are able to accept defeat with good grace.