Sentence examples for be revitalized with from inspiring English sources

Main Street in the village of Northville in Fulton County will be revitalized with $400,000, and the sewer system in the town of Southport, in Chemung County, will be upgraded at a cost of $332,000.

There is a myth about communication technologies that seems to be revitalized with every innovation ̶ the promises of openness, reaching out, a public space available for all on equal terms; but every new social formation is open for forming of hierarchies and uneven distribution of access to information.

The group is asking that only part of the project be built and that Interstate 64, which runs along the river, be shifted to the edge of downtown so that the city's sprawling waterfront could be revitalized with "Portland-style vibrancy".

Cabinets: Bathroom cabinets on the wall or vanity can be revitalized with some sanding and a new paint job.

With the passage of Home Star, America's economy will be revitalized with hundreds of thousands of new jobs by skilled and trained home efficiency technicians.

Garcetti spokeswoman Marie Lloyd had no comment on the judge's ruling, saying the mayor wants the shopping center site to be "revitalized with a mix of retail, restaurants and pedestrian-friendly features, including larger retail that creates jobs". In his order, Fruin said the desire to create a "lively shopping area" is not enough reason to exempt Target from the height limits.

"Our economy has been revitalized with improvement of the stock index".

The gardens were revitalized with lemon trees, azaleas and roses; and 15,000 trees were planted on the property.

In the latter half of the 20th century, however, Minnesota's forest industry was revitalized with the growth of the wood pulp and waferboard industries.

MARKET OVERVIEW Over the past decade, Lisbon has been revitalized with improvements to its infrastructure and the addition of more cultural attractions.

During the Bloomberg administration, much of the waterfront has been revitalized, with the city spending hundreds of millions of dollars to improve parks, build esplanades and create the infrastructure necessary for residential development.