Sentence examples for revitalized at from inspiring English sources

The Rangers appeared revitalized at practice Monday after the five-day break for the All-Star Game.

Blue arrows lead us first to the waterfront, where 700 yards of old warehouses and cobblestoned ramps are being revitalized at a cost of $6‐million.

Historic neighborhoods are being revitalized at breakneck speeds, luring citizens back to streets lined with iconic architecture, much of which dates to the city's late-19th- and early-20th-century origins as a gold-rush boomtown.

The run defense, revitalized at least for this week by their play against Carolina, will have to stop Ricky Williams, who leads the National Football Conference in rushing with 557 yards.

Bio-objectification can start at one point, go through institutional transformations, come to a halt or be silenced, and then revitalized at a later point.

The contingency of momentariness is also clear, and we have empirically demonstrated the claim by Holmberg et al. (2014) that bio-objectification processes have "no specific path-dependency", and that they "come to a halt, or be silenced, and then revitalized at a later point" (p12).

Beyond finishing the building, the director is grappling with how to revitalize at least the spirit of the most renowned repository of writing in the ancient world.

For Hasbro, its digital partnerships represent a shot at revitalizing, at soaking up a little of that digital/social mojo, while for Zynga, Hasbro represents a serious shot at realizing its merchandizing dreams with a big national toy distributor.

In New York City, the Fraternity supports two student chapters at Columbia and the recently revitalized chapter at New York University.

PAGE D1 A DEVELOPER'S DREAM HOUSE The developer Jim Abdo spends his workdays restoring and revitalizing down-at-the-heels buildings and neighborhoods.

We need to act globally and locally to revitalize our at-risk languages.