Sentence examples for revitalised team from inspiring English sources

He was stupidly sent off at Gijon and was then involved in a training ground punch-up with his own team-mate, Estella, but he was the motor driving the "Barcelona Eléctricos" as the press were calling this revitalised team.

The Ravens padded out their lead with a field goal, only for Colin Kaepernick, the 49ers quarterback making just his 10th NFL start, to run in a 15-yard touchdown and bring his revitalised team within touching distance of the biggest comeback win in Super Bowl history.

But the appointment of Swedish-born head coach Peter Eriksson in early 2009 has revitalised the team and the arrival of the squad's newest addition, 14-time Paralympic gold medallist Chantal Petitclerc as a coach and mentor, means the future is looking bright.

Gregory revitalised the team and Villa finished seventh in the Premiership and qualified for the UEFA Cup.

Birmingham spent the early part of the 2002 03 season struggling near the foot of the Premier League table, but Bruce's signing of Christophe Dugarry revitalised the team, who ended the season in 13th place and finished higher than local rivals Aston Villa for the first time since the 1970s.

They have connected with their squads and have revitalised these teams.

Don didn't revitalise a team.

While England kept faith with Roy Hodgson, Italy turned to Conte in an attempt to revitalise a team who badly underperformed in the heat of Brazil.

It is equally true that fresh blood can revitalise a team slowly slipping away.

Who is there to come in to revitalise the team as Jonathan Davies and Rhys Priestland did four years ago?

This new team has revitalised us.