Sentence examples for 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.

In the United States, the wild hogs with the longest pedigree are descended from ones that escaped from Polynesian Islanders who first brought pigs to the Hawaiian Islands in about 750 A.D. This strain eventually reinvigorated itself by crossbreeding with escapees from later Hawaiian settlers; many places in the Islands have a vexing wild-pig problem today.

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.

Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, voiced support for labor's efforts to reinvent and reinvigorate itself.

There are plenty of modern management techniques which the movement could employ to reinvigorate itself.

On the contrary, the REIT industry is trying to reinvigorate itself.

Former Channel Five chief executive David Elstein thinks that, with fresh management, the channel could reinvigorate itself.

Still, the announcement diverted attention from the campaign's own efforts to reinvigorate itself.

But nothing will matter more than the Philharmonic's attempt to reinvigorate itself with Mr. Gilbert.