Sentence examples for revitalised his from inspiring English sources

"Duff joined Fulham in August 2009 from Newcastle United in a move that has revitalised his career after a frustrating spell on Tyneside.

Back in February he underwent surgery on his right elbow, a treatment which is said to have given him back the hyper extension that he had lost and which appears to have revitalised his bowling.

He is a similar age to Michael Ballack when he signed for Chelsea as the Germany captain, and he is younger than Andrea Pirlo when the Italian maestro revitalised his career at Juventus after being shown the door at Milan.

At a key moment in From Paris With Love, John Travolta Ben Kingsleyy's hairstyle twin) makes a smirking in-joke reference to Pulp Fiction, the film which revitalised his all-but-dead career in the mid-90s.

Sullivan Silva, a Brazilian winger discovered at Oklahoma Baptist University, has "tricks coming out of his ears" according to Heath; Eddie Johnson, a Merseysider who made Manchester United's first team once in 2003, has revitalised his career and finished top scorer; and Miguel Gallardo, the Mexican goalkeeper, was voted Player of the Year by "Chantico's Army", a partisan fan group.

Humphreys may have had to drop down two divisions, but he revitalised his and Hartlepool's fortunes.

Kevin Smith credits the Rogen "method" with revitalising his career.

Henry Ford II's success in revitalising his family's firm after the second world war depended largely on his reorganisation of the company.

The Tory leader has long banked on Britain's recovery revitalising his supporters and returning him to power, which is not unreasonable.

The other Rasmussen, Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, the beaten Social Democratic prime minister, has spent a year failing to revitalise his party after its election rout.

John McCain could revitalise his flagging presidential bid in one fell swoop by standing side by side with Saakashvili, while his competitor relaxes in Hawaii.