Sentence examples for been revitalised from inspiring English sources
verb
To give new , , or to something.
- Japanese investment has revitalised this part of Britain!
She adds that shopping in Leeds has been revitalised recently.
In the US, the miniseries has been revitalised in part by film-makers disillusioned with Hollywood.
Under his ownership the loss-making Evening Standard has been revitalised.
The Bordeaux players have been revitalised since Laurent Blanc replaced Ricardo as coach this summer.
The South African Tourism Board (SATOUR), once a sinecure for apartheid-era desk-snoozers, has been revitalised.
First, the opposition has been revitalised by a new and vigorous student movement, untainted by the past.
As well as introducing modern works, the Bolshoi's been revitalising the past.
Other highlights have been revitalising factual output and current affairs and bringing on new talent: "People like Brian Cox, Mary Beard, Mary Berry, Amanda Vickery.
Adam Lallana seems to be revitalised.
Employment services need to be revitalised.
