Sentence examples for getting revitalized from inspiring English sources

Many of these are legacy brands getting revitalized, which makes more sense for the PE flip-it model.

In a Downtown Renaissance the terminally weary buildings left stranded downtown get "revitalized" by a couple of new, ludicrously colossal glass-box towers done in the 1950's Modern mode... such as Columbus Circle's Trump International Hotel and Tower, originally the Gulf & Western tower, and the soon-to-be-completed Time Warner complex.

The resupply of troops and material to Iraq and Afghanistan gets infinitely harder and resistance in those countries gets revitalized.

In other words, history teaches us that when your dilapidated housing project gets revitalized, you do not get to stay unless you stop being very poor.

As popular a motif in art history as they may be, flowers manage to get revitalized in artist Maggie West's FLORA.

Nipsey was known as a pillar in his community who advocated for STEM and other educational programs among black youth, employed formerly convicted people who had trouble getting jobs, revitalized LA neighborhoods with real estate and businesses and was working to end violence in his community.

Artists have revitalized gritty areas.

We've got to revitalize American democracy".

Eighteen murals will get this revitalizing touch by next summer.

Now that I'm getting calls to help revitalize areas, it's not irony; it's people seeing my work they way I've always seen it: as an improvement".

Peptides: Peptides are short chains of amino acids that transmit to cells whatever they're being bound with, whether that's green tea or vitamin E. Peptides can penetrate the skin and target specific cells, like the ones that produce collagen, causing them to -- you're getting it now -- revitalize!