Sentence examples for when revitalising from inspiring English sources

The provision of social services such as water supply, refuse collection and street lighting may appear as trivial issues but these actually contribute immensely in the success of revitalisation plans thus the need to consider this when revitalising the inner city.

This is a skewed approach to inner city revitalisation as an economic approach only considers market forces yet the aesthetics may also be of much importance when revitalising inner cities.

Hedley, the assistant to Joan Littlewood when she revitalised the playhouse with productions such as Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey, has gone a step further opening his doors to playwrights and directors who have struggled to find a voice elsewhere.

To give an idea of the depth of his experience, Mitchell has played drums at the Cavern club in Liverpool - famed as the birthplace of Beatlemania - in three of its different guises: once when it was a jazz club, then when it was revitalised as the punk club Eric's, and then again at the replica of the original that stands today.

But when the newly revitalised Brighton festival came up with the 300-bed Grand Ocean Hotel and an offer to underwrite the costs, they couldn't refuse.

Treacy, designer of 36 of the hats at the Prince William-Kate Middleton wedding, has bemoaned high street imitations of his creations as leading to the demise of the headgear trend he revitalised when he designed a golden-feathered fascinator for the Duchess of Cornwall on her wedding day.

There was a sense of Hibs becoming revitalised when it was announced that the club is now free of bank debt and that owner Sir Tom Farmer will make enough of his shares available for fans to buy so they can own up to 51% of the club.

It was then Gothicised but neglected until 1812, when it was revitalised by a new owner.

When JJ Abrams was handed the task of revitalising the Star Trek franchise in 2006, the portents were not good.

The carmakers angered members of Congress last week when they turned up without a detailed plan for revitalising the car industry.

But they were abandoned when Abell sent a two-page document with ideas for revitalising the weekly to News UK chief executive, Rebekah Brooks.