Sentence examples for it's revitalising from inspiring English sources

Five years ago if you'd told me there was a Premier Inn in Dalston I would have said: 'Shoot yourself, you sound stupid!' It's revitalising".

To give an idea of the depth of his experience, Mitchell has played drums at the Cavern club in Liverpool - famed as the birthplace of Beatlemania - in three of its different guises: once when it was a jazz club, then when it was revitalised as the punk club Eric's, and then again at the replica of the original that stands today.

In 1992 it was revitalised and is now an active monasery again.

It was revitalised in 2008, when a team in China found that they could extract thermoacoustic sound from a new material: a thin, transparent film made from microscopic tubes called carbon nanotubes (CNTs), aligned parallel to the plane of the film.

It was then Gothicised but neglected until 1812, when it was revitalised by a new owner.

It was revitalised as a result of a strike at Hull docks in 1955 when six ships were diverted and unloaded their cargoes on the fish quay.

As well as introducing modern works, the Bolshoi's been revitalising the past.

Key to its success is revitalising hope in a population that has a pretty low opinion of politicians.

Richards had a season with Quins in the then National League One in 2005-06 and it was considered to be revitalising.

In fact, new writers are revitalising its themes all the time, from Ian McEwan and Helen Dunmore to William Boyd and Charles Cumming.

"What it does is revitalise a brand that may be slightly diminished by its longevity or a TV series coming to an end," Jones said.