Sentence examples for relaunch themselves from inspiring English sources
Christian Democratic leaders, struggling to relaunch themselves after the finance scandal that has devastated their party and disgraced Helmut Kohl, their former long-standing leader, were aghast.
As 360networks and similarly once-bankrupt firms relaunch themselves, however, Mr Ross is betting that the market will not take long to find out that this hope is false.
The technology is evolving fast -- an early innovation was construction of bladder kites, in which the leading edge is inflated and can float in the water, enabling people to relaunch themselves.
The couple used the programme to relaunch themselves as media stars and it's still compelling viewing, particularly Christine Hamilton's flirt scene, and Neil's House of Cards (original version) quoting response.
Travis Elborough, author of Wish You Were Here: England on Sea, a history of English seaside towns, says: "The northern resorts have trailed behind those in the south, which have relaunched themselves as artistic hubs.
Now a group of former Gawker employees calling themselves the Gawker Foundation has launched a Kickstarter campaign to buy the old domain and relaunch with a nonprofit, membership-funded model.
At a time when musicians are learning to consider themselves not only as artists but as brands, SXSW has become the place to renew, relaunch or reconfigure those brands.
The relaunch, a response to all those changing conditions, subordinated editorializing to giving travellers a well-stuffed factual cushion that they could place between themselves and danger or discomfort.
This was a coalition relaunch.
