Sentence examples for the revitalised from inspiring English sources
verb
To give new , , or to something.
- Japanese investment has revitalised this part of Britain!
The revitalised Shabab is sustained by a martyrdom complex.
All of which works well for the revitalised ELO.
The revitalised right simply turned this argument upside down.
That the quartet can even dream of an election victory owes much to the revitalised Liberals.
Much more of the big society and the revitalised parrot might fall off its perch.
A flowing final was won by Brazil thanks to two goals from the revitalised Ronaldo.
From a thousand Tea Party gatherings, the revitalised right learned to mimic the historical left.
The revitalised insurrection there is in turn fuelling the potent Isis presence in parts of Syria.
What else, you wonder, is the revitalised Smiths frontman capable of?
I'm enjoying the revitalised Newsnight under new editor Ian Katz because you never know quite what to expect.
"Getting Ozwald on board is evidence that the revitalised and refinanced Marchpole can really deliver," he said.
