Sentence examples for relaunch himself from inspiring English sources

The club had been an excellent choice for Hatem Ben Arfa, another tricky customer who had trouble finding the right environment to express his talent, to relaunch himself.

When Stewart decided to perform on "MTV Unplugged," he used the show to relaunch himself as a legitimate rock singer, reuniting with Ron Wood and playing a set that drew heavily on his early solo career.

To begin with, a quick restatement of the obvious: with a new Gallup poll showing Mitt Romney leading President Obama by two percentage points among likely voters, and the latest Pew Poll showing him four points ahead, the G.O.P. candidate's audacious effort to relaunch himself as a Massachusetts moderate is going better than he, or anybody else, could have expected.

The 27-year-old wants to use this month's Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea to relaunch himself.

He's relaunched himself as a filthy git.

Ant quickly dusted himself down and relaunched himself as a solo artist, but he would struggle to match former glories.

Rooney relaunched himself with a brilliant goal at Manchester City and then kissed the club badge quite fervently.

Instead he relaunched himself as a waspish critic of Putin's and of the country's sharp drift towards authoritarianism.

Born and bred in Cambridge, his appetite was whetted when a retired friend relaunched himself into the role and relayed his adventures so enticingly that Maxted was hooked.

He then served a stint as Shirley Bassey's arranger and bandleader before relaunching himself as a disco musician with the Party Fever LP in 1976.

Neither of those acts sold truckloads; the former quietly slipped from public view while the latter has relaunched himself as "dysfunctional electro-pop" (which basically means "a bit like Calvin Harris").