Sentence examples for revitalized into from inspiring English sources
Almost all the older existing towns on the north and south shore and some of the newer ones in between could be revitalized into wonderful places to live, work and visit.
Schaeffer, now revitalized into action, is such a menace to the mobsters that they all travel west early in "The Informant," congregating at a remote Arizona resort and holding a major conference (like the 1957 Apalachin meeting in upstate New York).
The Columbia Point complex itself was redeveloped and revitalized into a mixed-income community called Harbor Point Apartments from 1984 to 1990.
Older schools need to be revitalized into energy sustainability by students working through the JTED (trades) program with mentors and others.
The district is the focus of a larger redevelopment project which has taken this once run-down section of the city and revitalized it into a vibrant and flourishing neighborhood.
After an infusion of oil money from Abu Dhabi, a revitalized City went into this match, the 161st meeting of the two clubs since 1881, with confidence.
The new hope must be harnessed and the revitalized movement galvanized into sustaining the power necessary to finalize EPA regulations, negotiate an international treaty and set the next presidential agenda.
Once you've built up a number of entries, look back over them and consider whether there are any commonalities in the things you wish you could do more often, in the things that bother you, etc. Work on trying to find solutions to the things that upset you and to find ways to incorporate more of the things that revitalize you into your life.
But the industry revitalized itself by tapping into new markets.
He had the misfortune, though, of running into a revitalized Tim Lincecum, who pitched a gem for the San Francisco Giants and guided them to a 4-1 win.
Taking all this into account, the real threat to a stable U.S.-China relationship does not arise from any hostile intentions on the part of either country, but from the disturbing possibility that a revitalized Asia may slide into the kind of nationalistic fervor that precipitated conflicts in 20th-century Europe over resources, territory or power.
