Sentence examples for revitalise itself from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, it had to revitalise itself or surrender its supremacy.

His authoritarian streak has attracted much criticism, and the main opposition party has begun to revitalise itself under a new leader.

The BBC's Steph McGovern reports from Brixton market which has already taken some of its own measures to revitalise itself.

The horror genre desperately needs some new ideas to revitalise itself.

The weekend after the agreement, he called on the Rhodesian Front to revitalise itself as the only true representative of Europeans in Rhodesia, and he ascribed the result of the conference to "a succession of perfidious British governments".

It could embark on a new round of radical reforms, revitalising itself in the process but also stretching its political capital dangerously thin.

+ NADA, undoubtedly one of the best satellite fairs to Art Basel Miami Beach, revitalised itself this year by switching it's longtime Deauville Beach Resort location to the Fontainebleau.

Given its size and economic history, a revitalised Myanmar could make itself felt in the region.

We must revitalise these institutions.

The region needs to revitalise its relationship: it is time to start a conversation about collective financing mechanisms, exchange-rate co-ordination, and strategic sectors for the Nafta region so it can negotiate and see itself as a larger block.

This helps to revitalise city centres.