"Our economy has been revitalized with improvement of the stock index".
The gardens were revitalized with lemon trees, azaleas and roses; and 15,000 trees were planted on the property.
The images in "London Street Photography" also amount to a tour of the East End of London, lately revitalized with restaurants, galleries and, now, Olympic stadiums.
In the latter half of the 20th century, however, Minnesota's forest industry was revitalized with the growth of the wood pulp and waferboard industries.
MARKET OVERVIEW Over the past decade, Lisbon has been revitalized with improvements to its infrastructure and the addition of more cultural attractions.
Revitalized with the Yankees, he pulled an 0-1 fromball from the left-hander Matt Thornton for his 17th homer, raising his arm as he rounded first base.
The Bronx follows other struggling urban areas, including Buffalo and Detroit, that have sought to revitalize with shiny, new hotels and convention centers, often with limited success over the long run.
During the Bloomberg administration, much of the waterfront has been revitalized, with the city spending hundreds of millions of dollars to improve parks, build esplanades and create the infrastructure necessary for residential development.
The hall was dedicated in the 1920s by immigrants from Gottschee — once an enclave within Austria-Hungary, now part of Slovenia — and revitalized with another wave, displaced by World War II.
This hall in Ridgewood, Queens was dedicated in the 1920s by immigrants from Gottschee (got-SHAY) -- once an enclave within Austria-Hungary, now part of Slovenia -- and revitalized with a wave displaced by World War II.
