Sentence examples for has reinvigorated itself from inspiring English sources
Actually, 3M has reinvigorated itself of late.
And as the town has reinvigorated itself, so has the Canadian Wildcats football team.
Iceland is an example of a country that has reinvigorated itself by having a written constitution.
Just as Nashville has reinvigorated itself by going back to its roots, so British teenagers, inspired by those same influences, were able to escape the drab realities of postwar life by becoming the first practitioners of what we now call Americana.
By focusing on encounters, Ox Travels has reinvigorated the form.
The killing of Mr Gemayel has reinvigorated pro-government sympathies in Lebanon.
No one disputes that the Moscow group has reinvigorated Perm's cultural life.
The heightened scrutiny of the Texas grid has reinvigorated longtime skeptics of electricity deregulation.
But the downing of the plane, killing 40 soldiers and nine crew, has reinvigorated tensions.
By Paul Goldberger The Sharp Center has reinvigorated the architectural culture of Toronto.
That Ronald Reagan's death has reinvigorated the debate on stem cell research is not surprising.
