Sentence examples for which has invigorated from inspiring English sources

In her eyes, the "Divas Revolution" taking place in WWE, which has invigorated viewing interest in female competitors over the last year, is proof.

McQueen finishes the road, which has invigorated the cars to improve their town, and spends an extra day in town with his new friends, before Mack and the media descend on the town, led by a tip to McQueen's location.

There followed a series of debilitating scandals over links to right-wing paramilitaries which shook the government and then a string of successes last year against the FARC guerrillas which have invigorated it.While his supporters last year gathered 4m signatures calling for a referendum, Mr Uribe neither backed nor shunned their efforts.

The influx has invigorated the National League, which has generally had inferior talent to the American League for years.

The blowback has invigorated public support for the Chicago Teachers Union, which says it may strike if a contract deal cannot be reached.

Leslee J. Unruh, president of the National Abstinence Clearinghouse, based in Sioux Falls, S.D., says the new federal money, which goes to states in the form of block grants, has invigorated the abstinence movement.

While major institutions like Carnegie Hall and large orchestras have long worked to bring music to neighborhoods, El Sistema has invigorated those who see a larger value in music education, which suffers in many impoverished school systems.

Something has invigorated its author.

"It has invigorated our team and it has delivered".

Corbyn has invigorated huge numbers of young Britons and Sanders attracts massive rallies.

Public financing has invigorated democracy in New York City and states like Arizona and Maine.