Sentence examples for revitalised itself from inspiring English sources
+ 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.
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.
It could embark on a new round of radical reforms, revitalising itself in the process but also stretching its political capital dangerously thin.
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".
Given its size and economic history, a revitalised Myanmar could make itself felt in the region.
Nokia can't count on having the business market to itself, with a revitalised BlackBerry, which has the advantage of having already been the darling of corporates and governments – until the iPhone came along and crushed it, with Android devices in tow.
Yet, Alex Salmond's revitalised SNP apart, no new force is making itself felt with any consistency.
His Zanu-PF party has allegedly helped itself to profits from the country's diamond fields and revitalised its support base with populist policies such as the indigenisation of foreign-owned companies.
