Sentence examples for are revitalised from inspiring English sources
verb
To give new , , or to something.
- Japanese investment has revitalised this part of Britain!
I've yet to see anyone dancing about with a phone in rural Britain but this weird invasive species could benefit everyone: gamers get to imbibe fresh air while struggling rural communities are revitalised by Pokémon tourism.
In fact, new writers are revitalising its themes all the time, from Ian McEwan and Helen Dunmore to William Boyd and Charles Cumming.
States such as Iowa are putting out a welcome mat for immigrants who are revitalising stagnating towns and rural areas.
"We are revitalising a competition that really held the heart of many New Yorkers for 10 years.
Anti-PD-1/L-1 areibodies arevitalisinginterestrest in solid tumour immunotherapy after demonstrating impressive rates of clinical benefit in patients with different neoplasms, some of them classically not considered immunoresponsive.
Adam Lallana seems to be revitalised.
Employment services need to be revitalised.
In doing so, the documentary form is being revitalised.
She adds that shopping in Leeds has been revitalised recently.
Neighbourhoods are being revitalised, transit is being expanded, and new landmarks are emerging.
