In his effort to elevate it once again to its three-star status, he expanded the restaurant and added guest rooms.
The president-elect said his administration is interested in "elevating science once again, and having lectures in the White House where people are talking about traveling to the stars or breaking down atoms, inspiring our youth to get a sense of what discovery is all about".
The pardon, they wrote "elevates Arpaio once again to the pantheon of those who see institutional racism as something that made America great".
Even for an aristocratic company like BMW, rejuvenating a storied brand like Rolls-Royce, elevating the products once again to the pinnacle of the automotive world just as Phantoms were in the Classic era, is no small project.
They shrugged when Trump called murderous dictator Kim Jong Un a "real leader" and once again elevated the North Korean leader on the world stage.
He also needs to persuade the American people that what he is doing is just and right, and in the final part of his speech he once again elevated his argument, by asking a list of rhetorical questions: Are we a nation that tolerates the hypocrisy of a system where workers who pick our fruit and make our beds never have a chance to get right with the law?
His reticulocyte count was elevated, and parasites were once again detected in blood samples.
As confidence elevates, investors could once again find chip stocks as fundamental engines of growth in an increasingly globalized and information dependent world economy.
We believe by evoking a little community activism and a lot of fun we can demonstrate this form of transport as an attainable, fun and beneficial and once again elevate the bicycle to a symbol of emancipation.
Arguably they hurt the Cuban people they were supposed to help by once again elevating Castro to a place his facile droolings about collectivism never could have.
Like the alchemists of centuries past, they tasked former Absolut CMO Jonas Tahlin with creating new vodka that would once again elevate them to the Olympus of distilled spirits, feeding the bottom-line on the way.
