"We have seen great successes across New York where buildings have been revitalized for continuing uses," he said.
According to Apple Corps, the Beatles' company, and EMI Music, it will be released, at last, on Sept. 9 — the whole catalogue, more or less, revitalized for the first time since 1987, when it was converted, disastrously, for the CD format.
The civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s and all the energies which grew from it revitalized for a time an understanding of democracy as a way of life.
Morgenthal-Frederics worked with a psychologist to choose lens colors to lift customers' spirits as well as their style: orange for happy, green to revitalize, turquoise for tranquillity.
And everyone goes for Revitalizing Drops, for sheen and to take away frizz, $22.50.
Responsible for revitalizing psychoanalysis for feminist thought and countering earlier feminist dismissals, they aim to reclaim Freud's central analyses for feminist purposes.
Daring to reconcile the sworn enemies of Hegelianism and Deleuzianism, this timely book will revitalize dialectics for the twenty-first century.
And it has left the most economically troubled swaths of the country, the ones that Mr. Trump promised to revitalize, waiting for their share of the good times.
The ngoni is a lute, an ancestor of the banjo, and Mr. Kouyate, who comes from a family of griots, has set out to revitalize it for a newer generation.
That's a bold vision for an entrepreneur, but a revitalizing challenge for a post-Jobs Apple.
But the Yankees hope that Suzuki will be revitalized playing for a potential playoff team for the first time in 11 years.
