The pro-democracy leader described the past year as eventful, energising and to a certain extent encouraging.
John Edwards in particular is betting on union support energising his perpetually third-place campaign.
John McCain had a problem with energising the Republican base, hence his choice of Mrs Palin.
All through the next day record crowds flocked to Tahrir Square, energising and emboldening the core protesters.
Energising Nigel Farage and UKIP to believe and to claim that they are a new force in national politics.
Dan Pearson, deputy European editor for GamesIndustry.biz, said the idea was a shrewd method of re-energising the firm's strong back catalogue.
Introduce a third seller, however, and the stifling equilibrium is broken as a series of market-energising relocations and pricing changes kick in.
He was addressing the enterprise committee on the Energising Northern Ireland report.
The debate is energising activists on both the left and the right.
This energising read will spark a desire to head for the hills.
But in 2009 the ESA reversed its position saying it wanted to let publishers make their booths "active, captivating and energising" after complaints that this and other changes had made the event feel "soulless".
If you've followed the raw, bigoted, bullying, petty and profound debate triggered by the depiction of President Jacob Zuma's penis in an art gallery exhibition, you'll know what an absorbing and energising cauldron of a country South Africa remains.
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