“He spoke with vigour about the urgent need for education on this pressing matter.”

“It seems to him that he lacks the requisite vigour to meet its exigencies, and hence is unfit for life in it.”

“He then proceeded to do fifty push-ups in front of us as a demonstration of his vigour.”

“But the most delightful source of invigoration at the restaurant comes from chef-owner Matthew Kenney's wonderfully appealing food.”

“In other words, it demands the invigoration of the light and wholesome side of man.”

“I have a strange sense of invigoration, of myths and cobwebs being blown away.”

“Tea-tree oil can be used to zap a spot, treat a cut or applied as a post-shave invigorator or an emergency antiseptic.”

“For his second album, Mr. West imported Jon Brion, invigorator of contemplative troubadours, to be as much collaborator as passport stamp.”

“Or boost the plants' own defences by stimulating growth: Garlic Wonder and SB Plant invigorator are popular choices.”

“They increased the vigorousness of their dancing and continued to circle her, now uttering loud, sharp whooping noises.”

“He spoke with a vigorousness that even those who had been constantly with him throughout the campaign could not help but note.”

“Ironically, word of a few small failures in fiscally weaker countries such as Portugal or Spain could actually boost confidence in the vigorousness of the testing process.”

“He spoke with vigor about the urgent need for education on this pressing matter.”

“It seems to him that he lacks the requisite vigor to meet its exigencies, and hence is unfit for life in it.”

“He then proceeded to do fifty push-ups in front of us as a demonstration of his vigor.”

“The respective vigours of male and female, youth and age are equally celebrated, and ultimately the body is equated with the soul.”

“Her eyelids drooped over her eyes again, and shut the world and all its vigours out.”

“I was hard at it both these days getting my trade in order and taking stock of what vigours had left.”

“His son, William Sharp Macleay, developed the Quinarian system of classification, supported by William Swainson and Nicolas Vigors.”

“Gary Vigors, 41, bled to death in a bar in front of his son after having his throat cut with a broken bottle.”

“Gary Vigors, 41, died minutes after a broken beer bottle was plunged into his neck in front of horrified friends and relatives.”