Sentence examples for revitalised by from inspiring English sources

PiS will not be revitalised by just one new young star.

York was founded by the Romans, settled by the Vikings and revitalised by the railways.

And on "Pleasant and Delightful," a well-known tune is revitalised by intricate harpsichord accompaniment.

First, the opposition has been revitalised by a new and vigorous student movement, untainted by the past.

Podgórze is a working-class area being revitalised by bohos fleeing the tourist-flooded centre and Jewish district.

Then I pictured them a few months ago, revitalised by actors and crew as the village's broken shell was briefly reanimated.

The move was welcomed by John George, who heads a group, Blight Busters, which has revitalised communities by rehabilitating abandoned houses for the very poor.

Soon his side was revitalised, both by new recruits and a fresh approach, and developments off the pitch mirrored the enterprise on it.

So abhorrent did the Conservative front-bench find Murray's innumerable xenophobic remarks about European Muslims, reported Paul Goodman, the Tory Party broke off relations with his Center for Social Cohesion before he revitalised himself by joining forces with HJS.

In the US, the miniseries has been revitalised in part by film-makers disillusioned with Hollywood.

It is a pre-Buddhist meditation technique that was revitalised and popularised by Gautama Buddha 2,500 years ago.