Sentence examples for revitalised into from inspiring English sources
World War II brought construction to a halt, but in the 1950s, EUR was revitalised into a busy commercial and residential centre with stark, travertine buildings, axially-planned street planning and looming columns.
Victory over Cardiff Blues tomorrow would hoist Leicester's revitalised players into a Heineken Cup final.
The volume presents the sixteenth-century jurist as a "prismatic agent" through whose works a vast inherited juridical, philosophical, religious, political and anthropological fabric of learning of the West was disseminated in a revitalised form into world ripe for modernity.
Curiosity was revitalised in 1985 when Eisch et al. [104] provided chemical evidence for the existence of a cationic active species by isolating [Cp2Ti{Me3SiCC(Ph)Me}][AlCl4] (16); this was synthesised by the insertion of the alkyne PhCCSiMe3 into the then postulated [Cp2TiMe]+ (Scheme 2).
England, revitalised, stormed back into a one-point lead with Farrell's fourth successful kick from four when a deliberate knock-on brought another penalty.
The global pharmaceutical industry is being called on to pay for a $2bn £1.3bnn) innovation fund to revitalise research into antibiotics.
A New You in which it's possible to leave behind your sad, lonely bread habit and step into a revitalised Beach Body, achieved through the medium of wakame salads and yoga.
Even worse news came in October as a revitalised French army swept into Germany and annexed all of the Metternich estates except Königswart.
The government duly named seven factions worthy of such largesse, and even persuaded them to coalesce into a newly revitalised umbrella group, the Iraqi National Congress (INC .In February, the INC announced that its parliament-in-exile would meet in April for the first time in seven years.
Derby came into the game revitalised under the management of former England boss Steve McClaren, winning 10 of their 15 games under him - including eight victories from their last 10 matches - to lift them into fourth in the Championship.
Arbroath had gone into the match seemingly revitalised after they hammered Berwick Rangers 5-0 in their first match under Todd Lumsden following the sacking of Allan Moore.
