Sentence examples for as revitalizing from inspiring English sources

"We certainly aren't going to pin any hopes on Adrian Peterson's career as far as revitalizing our town," Salter said in a telephone interview.

"At a certain point, tone becomes substance if it's seen as revitalizing the prospects of the church," said John L. Allen, Jr., a Vatican expert at The National Catholic Reporter.

Asked about his seeming hands-off role, Mr. Case said yesterday in a telephone interview, "I have gotten more active in the past six months, meeting with different folks and suggesting a variety of things such as revitalizing AOL".

In turn, Ms. Artesi said, her program's grants to arts organizations for space renovation and professional arts equipment give important recognition to artists as revitalizing and stabilizing influences in communities.

Traveling in Asia while working for the German cosmetics company Blendax, he was struck by the popularity of syrupy tonic drinks sold as revitalizing agents.

We have also awarded additional grants on topics such as revitalizing downtown or technology for good.

"It would be a mistake to envision the PRI as revitalized nationally simply because it got a good whiff of oxygen with this victory".

This year, Pantone describes the optimistic new bright green shade as "refreshing and revitalizing," as well as "symbolic of new beginnings".

Now, some 19 months later, judging from his latest thoughts, he clearly thinks a whole case of Viagra would undoubtedly be fruitless, as well, in revitalizing what he predicts will be an increasingly sagging economy.

He says it could make Maine a vital link in the global economy, speeding commerce across the Northeastern United States to markets in the Midwest, as well as help revitalize the lagging local economy.

In addition, Mr. Villalonga's clashes with government supporters on the Telefonica board suggest that as much as the revitalized Spanish economy had become more open and entrepreneurial in the last decade, there are limits to antagonizing the country's clubby elite.