Sentence examples for will invigorate from inspiring English sources

"If anything, they will invigorate those who care about this".

"It will invigorate the group that is involved in the church already.

Not that Pepsi is positioning Code Red as an energy drink that will invigorate listless consumers.

His wit and energy will invigorate the brand across all its platforms".

"May their deaths become a legacy that will invigorate us to live a peaceful existence in this town".

They are hoping the competition will invigorate Hernández, and Mel Stottlemyre, the pitching coach, said Hernández seemed intense today.

Boris Sandler, 63, the Yiddish Forward's Moldova-born editor, thinks the Web site will help invigorate Yiddish and give it a longer life.

It will also invigorate the Doha round of negotiations, which aim to liberalize trade among all 144 members of the World Trade Organization.

Lawsuits like U.S. v Texas that aim to intimidate and diminish the contributions of immigrant communities will only invigorate our efforts to continue fighting for what's right.

Of course there's a risk that some audience members will just drift away, but others will be invigorated by what they see.

The UK has a world class knowledge base and we hope that the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering will re-invigorate interest and passion in engineering that will make the most of what we already have and build on it.