Sentences with phrase «shot of energy»

This tart shot of energy is sure to wake you up!
Great idea to add matcha in the smoothie... it is like a small shot of energy!
Rather than building a hefty metal machine that bears the weight of a load — and that can get in the way of normal movement — Walsh and his team are using fabric, flexible cables, and small motors to inject an extra shot of energy into each stride while letting a person move freely.
This standing pose requires a lot of concentration: By focusing on balancing, plus engaging my leg and core muscles, I wake up my brain and body, which gives me a quick shot of energy.
Low - cal celery is full of fiber and blends with wheatgrass for a sweet and green shot of energy.
Glenn Fitzgerald's manic, manly Borkin delivers a welcome shot of energy whenever he arrives.
While a quick shot of energy may seem like a good thing first thing in the morning when we need to get dressed and out the door on time, it really means that your 7:00 AM breakfast will have you feeling hungry and exhausted again by 8:00 AM.
Whether you need more sleep, better concentration, or a shot of energy, these products can help.
When you're feeling a little run down, this healthy green drink will give you a shot of energy and help keep your immune system strong.
The coffee will wake you up whilst the maca will energize you and give you a shot of energy, direct from nature.
The ESPN part of the streaming service «will feature about 10,000 sporting events each year» and «have content from the MLB, NHL, MLS, collegiate sports and tennis» Grand Slam events,» which seems to mean that the ESPN app and streaming service you know and love right now is getting a makeover and a shot of energy.
On the plus side the new arrivals will give the club a shot of energy at the half way point, help keep the team hungry (more competition for spots and an eagerness to win trophies), and allow Enrique to ride his players hard in the first half knowing that reinforcements are on the way.
The superconducting accelerator takes an electron beam and gives it a shot of energy using microwaves.
Calcium gluconate is a salt of calcium and gluconic acid; it has basically no medical value in pregnancy, but it delivers a shot of energy, and this temporary «high» made it very popular among patients.
NSF contributes by providing a shot of energy through splitting the energy - containing molecule ATP, for the scaffold to then break apart ready to reassemble again.
It's an excellent way to detox, cleanse, and get a shot of energy.
Since sugar and simple carbohydrates are so rapidly digested and converted to glucose, they provide a quick shot of energy that is quickly burned off, causing blood sugar levels to spike and then plummet.
When you're feeling a little run down, this healthy green drink will give you a shot of energy and help keep your immune system strong.
One of the easiest ways to give yourself a shot of energy is to have a snack.
It combines nutrient - packed pumpkin with sweet chocolate and a shot of energy - boosting espresso for a delicious autumn treat to be enjoyed when you need a little pick - me - up!
Injecting a shot of energy into a selection of canonical photographers» images of mountains — «the oldest subject and most immovable landmark» — Penelope Umbrico rephotographs them using smartphone camera apps to disorienting effect.
I also hit the gym three times a week for scheduled Zumba classes, giving me a shot of energy to propel me through the rest of the day.
She is genuine and authentic, asks wonderfully creative questions, and also brings a unique and fresh perspective that brings fantastic value as well as a shot of energy and extra enthusiasm to leaders and their teams.
All of these things are really just your body providing you with a shot of energy to either fight the problems or to run away from them.
Anyone of these ideas can give your relationship a shot of energy, and help you to focus on one another with renewed intensity.
A bold red Egg chair provides a shot of energy, while also grounding the light furniture and materials.
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