Sentence examples for he revitalised from inspiring English sources

He revitalised its repertory, with new works by himself and others; he encouraged a brilliant generation of dancers.

Mr Mattrick has no deep casual-gaming experience, but at Microsoft he revitalised its Xbox game-console business and in a prior role at Electronic Arts, a big game developer, he oversaw wildly popular franchises such as "The Sims".

As captain of Australia he revitalised a game which by the 1950s was looking tired even in that sports-mad country: going out to win, especially against then-dominant England.

After a successful freelance career, he landed the role as artistic director of Regent's Park Open Air theatre in 2007, where he revitalised the programme, helping to attract new audiences and gain critical acclaim.

Later he revitalised the London office of RMJM, which had grown flabby after Johnson-Marshall's departure, started a branch in south-east Asia, and took over the firm's chairmanship.

In his short tenure he revitalised the once tired label, now 66 years old, transforming it into a white hot brand with an aesthetic that could be described as haute rock'n' roll.

"He may take on the pose of the crackerbarrel philosopher, a 19th-century yarnspinner, but he also revitalised these modes and traditions, and he adopted modes and played roles that had little precedent in those earlier times".

He had revitalised a deeply unfit-for-purpose squad in the top division but how would he negotiate the challenges of the drop in standard?

He was named 2014 Welsh Politician of the Year, when the chair of judges said he had "revitalised" political debate.

His congestion-charging scheme has reduced traffic snarl-ups, and he has revitalised the bus network.

With the treatment he was revitalised; and Petzschner nobbled, mentally as well as physically.