Sentence examples for will reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

Carnality figures in the title novella, too: the narrator, his heart in riot after he's deceived by his wife and dismissed from the pulpit, has his will reinvigorated by the animal and spiritual communion necessary for us to prosper.

It will reinvigorate on 1 January 2017".

Perhaps its new iPhone version will reinvigorate it.

Having Corbyn as leader will not resign Labour to electoral doom – it will reinvigorate the party.

Molton Brown's indulgent, flight-friendly-sized selection will reinvigorate you.

-- and conservatives fear that the spectacle will reinvigorate the push for reform.

He says the new party will reinvigorate and defend the union.

With its Petroleum Policy 2009, the current government says it will reinvigorate Pakistan's troubled energy sector primarily through foreign investment.

There are hopes, though, that a new Harry Potter theme park, set to open this spring, will reinvigorate the British visitor trade.

Mr Cameron has always made clear his dislike of past traditions for regular reshuffles but will hope the changes will reinvigorate his government.

In 2009, he predicts, the federal government will take steps to stop some foreclosures, and produce a stimulus package that will reinvigorate the economy.