| Great writing for the theatre, be it Shakespeare, Chekhov or Miller, fuels and invigorates the performer as it's being spoken. |
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| It's always very interesting to see how the ranch air invigorates people when they come down from Washington. |
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| This time the wit of Bertman's concept invigorates the cast's delightful performances. |
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| While it recalls the Africanisms associated with adapting to new roles, language, and land, it also invigorates cultural consciousness. |
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| It strengthens the lungs to resist the effects of sudden changes in the air, and it healthfully braces and invigorates the chest. |
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| Harris' use of unconventional camera angles and quick cuts invigorates these scenes. |
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| Lavender water is very refreshing, it stimulates and invigorates the epiderm. |
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| Biolys Red Vine and Red Fruits infusion invigorates the circulatory system, relieving the feeling of heavy legs. |
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| Fresh and spicy, between pepper and lemon, it excites the taste, invigorates the kitchen and prolongs pleasure. |
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| This bath with character invigorates the body and protects against infection. |
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| The natural sweetness refreshes and invigorates with no added sugar or artificial sweetener. |
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| Small Manseng picked there overripening brings its aromas of apricot confit, which linked to Gros Manseng invigorates it a bit. |
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| Her fresh-ness invigorates the blood, giving new desire to live, to be, and to rejoice. |
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| Action on the psyche: Juniper berry invigorates, helps to modify negative energy in positive energy, effective on the nervous weakness. |
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| In addition, it lowers fever and invigorates the immune system to help fight against repeatedly colds and flu. |
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| Lightweight spray gel invigorates tendrils while softening texture and increasing shine for perfectly smooth curly styles that resist frizz. |
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| This alcohol-free toner with an incredibly mild fruit acid complex invigorates the skin and offers it beneficial moisture. |
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| Playing for his continent, for a flag, for a team — conditions of the Cup that for Woods appear sufferable, at best — invigorates the already fiery Spaniard. |
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| The three-fruit milk brightens and invigorates dehydrated and atonic skin. |
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| As a good dry view invigorates some urban folk, the Solarise lamp mimics the London skyline as the sun rises and sets. |
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| This iridescent fluid with toning and regenerating active ingredients invigorates exhausted skin and protects it against premature wrinkle formation. |
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| In other words, better infrastructure sometimes saps, rather than invigorates, poorer regions. Finally, the design of infrastructure clearly matters. |
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| This upsurge in innovation stimulates investment and invigorates the economy, as successful participants enjoy fat profits, set standards, kill off weaker rivals and establish themselves as the dominant suppliers. |
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| Such shifts in employment are part of the creative destruction that invigorates the economy, and if private equity hurries the process along, that is all to the good. |
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| Despite the pace, the work is fulfilling for it invigorates. |
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| This short-term intensive mobilization of resources and political energies invigorates technical capacities, focuses energies for short periods of time and also provides the basis for policy learning. |
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| Ginger supports digestion, is effective against sickness, invigorates blood circulation and prevents the agglomerating of blood lamellas, whereby has a potential protective influence against arteriosclerosis. |
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| By John Updike The New Yorker, September 10, 1955P. 31 Talk story about the Lockrey Co., a Southampton, L. I., outfit that has brought out Magi-Green, a lawn invigorator that dyes grass green as it invigorates. |
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| The cold bath stimulates the immune system, invigorates the skin and stimulates the bloodstream while tonifying the little veins and arterioles, and stimulating the nervous system too. |
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| For kaphas, Rhodiola rosea is a powerful adaptogen that invigorates and stimulates those who have lost their stamina while allaying fatigue and depression. |
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