Sentence examples for reinvigorated it from inspiring English sources

Din has taken a stock situation, a friends' annual reunion, and reinvigorated it through sport and social commentary.

To say that she has made the short story her own and reinvigorated it somehow falls short - she has reinvented it.

When Mayor Giuliani and CUNY's trustees started attacking the university's policies in the mid-1990's, Mr. Edelstein renamed the group Friends of CUNY and reinvigorated it to defend open admissions and remedial instruction.

Mr. Boyd, who took over the company in 2003 during a financial crisis and (according to many London critics) an aesthetic stasis, has reinvigorated it, in part by reviving the tradition of the long ensemble, a company of actors who sign contracts to work together for three years.

In many ways this has been the cruellest of ironies, and a particularly bitter pill to swallow: Microsoft helped pioneer smartphones in the form of Pocket PC and Windows Mobile, only to let the platform stagnate before Steve Jobs reinvigorated it with the iPhone in 2007.

Although the White Deer Grotto Academy of the Southern Tang (937 976) had fallen out of use during the early half of the Song, the Neo-Confucian philosopher Zhu Xi (1130 1200) reinvigorated it.

Perhaps its new iPhone version will reinvigorate it.

It needs something, they feel, to reinvigorate it so that it can regain its hold over fans.

"It strengthened the system, reinvigorated its ideology — it is much easier to defend gains that appear to be earned through merit.

But Mr. Gu said that his aim was rather to explore language and reinvigorate it.

He said his presence would reinvigorate it, dismissing Mr. Hagelin as a political nobody.