Invigorate in a sentence

An annual festival that not only celebrates the beauty of the national flower, San Pedro, Laguna’s Sampaguita festival also serves as a way to promote tourism and to invigorate the local flower industry in the community.

And it is the spirit of the Constitution of our Founders that can invigorate every nation of the world, even down to the minutest of these.

But to curtail debate by majority vote is to inflame and re-invigorate the minority, whose only choices in response are to surrender or fight back.

Francis came to Lisbon to participate in his fourth World Youth Day, the raucous Catholic jamboree launched by St. John Paul II in the 1980s to invigorate the next generation of Catholics in their faith.

This can be a sensitive kind of massage which uses very long strokes, working, substantial circular enhancements, vibration and tapping to help you loosen up and invigorate you.

With the additional availability of private hires and school screenings, reopening these cinemas will bring back a valuable social amenity and help to invigorate the town centre as well as providing local employment.

All too often in Sri Lanka’s past, whenever the economy has stabilised following a shock, we are too eager to provide unsustainable fiscal and monetary stimulus to re-invigorate growth.

He also released a tutorial video to learn and practice deep breathing exercises in all environments to de-stress and invigorate oneself.

He’s also looking to invigorate the Metro Atlanta economy by encouraging entrepreneurship, fixing the district’s roads, and making public transit safer.

It is hoped that this model of cultural exchange, resource sharing, and collaborative marketing will invigorate the inbound and outbound tourism market, establishing a solid foundation for deeper and more sustainable long-term cooperation.

Sayyed Nasrallah recalled the martyrdom of General Qassem Suleimani and Hajj Abu Mahid Al-Muhandis as a hard experience, stressing that it was exploited to invigorate the Umma and the Islamic Revolution in Iran.

Artists are finding ways to invigorate their work by branching out and adapting to changed circumstances.

Civo United and Karonga United have each axed seven players with the hope of bringing in new faces that can invigorate their sides.

He planned to cut taxes, to deregulate the economy, to invigorate the courts, to build his wall, to rebuild the military, and to make the rest of the world pay for the things that this country has been giving them for years.

Immigration can invigorate the country.

Peters said that the current administration has zero tolerance for corruption and revenue leakages in all its ramifications, and the sector would continue to re-invigorate strategies that will enhance performance.

Rousing gospel and blues kick the dust out of the period aesthetics and invigorate the already modern camerawork.

Sanders is working to invigorate his efforts to reach African American voters, hiring one of its surrogates, justice reform activist Phillip Agnew, to shore up organizing in black communities.

And Mr. Chou taught composition to a cohort of students at Columbia University, many of whom had grown up in China in the scorched artistic landscape of the Cultural Revolution and would go on to invigorate the new-music scene in both China and America.

A transparent and apolitical legal investigation would re-invigorate confidence in Hong Kong people that its legal system remains intact.