Revitalized from Egyptian sources and from social reality, this Greek poetry was to be the foundation of the imperial Roman poetry of Virgil, Horace and others.
The director is Jan Kinder, an educator for Deepak Chopra, who says that the program offers ways of "revitalizing from within to reconnect with oneself".
They revitalize me from the eerie brokenness of depression, and effectively keep me grounded in the electric-fury of hypomania.
By 2004, the Nets and the Devils hope to play their home games in a lavish new arena in downtown Newark, a city that is trying to revitalize itself from images of riots and burned-out infrastructure.
A revitalizing jolt from Florida changed that.
Toronto needed a quality start today, a revitalizing jolt, from its pitcher.
The plan envisions opening two sites this year to compost yard waste and revitalizing recycling from residences and institutions.
Malcolm Gladwell continues to deconstruct convention in unconventional ways, and Mark Singer, who has worked for four of The New Yorker's five editors, is writing a revitalized "Letter From America".
Battered by storms and sea-level rise, and deprived of revitalizing sediment from the Mississippi River, its surface area has shrunk by ninety-eight per cent since 1955, and its remaining three hundred and twenty acres can flood in little more than a stiff breeze.
Yet, the move towards more skill-based hiring and vocational training is an important component of revitalizing communities from the bottom up.
