How To Use Revitalized In A Sentence
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Instead, all facets of the Steelers team looked fresh and revitalized, which is especially important with a short week coming up, facing the Cleveland Browns this Thursday night.
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The night's respite must have revitalized him, for he was stirring, even rising.
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This article concludes by suggesting ways in which the currently stalemated debate might be revitalized by principled interventions from scholars and concerned citizens.
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From the earliest days of his government, he very consciously turned the Dome into an emblem of "New Britain," Blair's earnest if gauzy vision of a revitalized postimperial, postindustrial nation that, as he has said, "will not be the mightiest nation of the 21st century in size or population, but ... can be the best.
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President Barack Obama admitted he had been "humbled" today by the worst Democratic midterm election defeat in 70 years, and promised to work alongside the revitalised Republican party in Congress.
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That group had kind of revitalized themselves after
Oral History Interview with Lauch Faircloth, March 22, 1999. Interview I-0069. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
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The Chinese light industry was revitalized in the 1980's.
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After a fairly-unappealing first half from both sides, he obviously had a word with his men at the interval, and geed them up, because they were revitalised for the start of the second half.
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This influx revitalized the Scottish Highlands: glens that had lain barren save eagles and rutting stags since the Highland Clearances of the 1780s rang once again with human activity.
The Season: Scotland | Edwardian Promenade
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Jordan has revitalized one of the league's most moribund franchises.
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It has transformed and revitalized and revolutionized large parts of mathematics.
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Fans will enjoy the revitalised element, while happily reminiscing on the past.
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Patients with wasting diseases were revitalised by drugs which stimulated the synthesis of protein, the key ingredient of muscle, bone and skin.
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Tesco Chief Executive Philip Clarke said the company has seen an improvement in nonfood sales in the third quarter as revitalized ranges and new store displays are rolled out across its larger stores.
Tesco Suffers U.K. Sales Drop
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Revitalised and re-energised, the contest is now a mishmash of arresting questions, hot competitions, and more.
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England's best option on the right flank, provided that he is revitalised by the challenge.
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Her appointment as leader revitalized the party.
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The governor issued instructions to every district in the province to implement a revitalized campaign emphasizing the use of protective headgear for both driver and passenger on motorbikes.
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The research shows that increased investment from the Government in the last three years has revitalised and reinvigorated the theatre industry, giving organisations a new impetus to develop and succeed.
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Linked to the show success is the revitalised branding, the well know CV duck remains on the label but it has a new coat and attitude.
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For one thing the study of the solar system was revitalized after a long period of relative inactivity.
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This scrub, brimming with pumice, orange and patchouli oils, will leave your skin feeling fresh and your whole body revitalised.
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A Revitalized Motown but Can the Team Beat the Elite?
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Japanese investment has revitalized this part of Britain.
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He added that within months consumers would experience a "revitalized" department store giant.
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England's best option on the right flank, provided that he is revitalised by the challenge.
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The bishops - together with the laity and clergy - should be part of the creation of a healthy, revitalized church.
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Well, yes, it is fairly well known tht Hitler yemach shmo was a brilliant speaker, revitalized German national pride, followed a healthy vegetarian diet, encouraged physical fitness among German youth, and could not abide cruelty to animals.
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He believed that the worn-out academicism of the day could be revitalized by direct contact with peasant life and with the genuine folk art of the people.
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It estimated that at least 1,200 passengers would use the line every day if an hourly service was run on the revitalised line.
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The productive capacity of the fumigated crops not destroyed is revitalized through the intensive use of fertilizers.
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Thoroughly revitalised later in the year, Edna appeared on US TV show View From The Bay, cooking to perfection her Dadaist dish "the pineapple and sausage surprise" for a live daytime audience.
Cake with Dame Edna
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After the fiery blast of energy that revitalized popular music-making, artists moved to the opposite pole.
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They have revitalised downtowns and sponsored gay - pride parades.
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Soon there is a shortage of Muslim clerics worldwide, but many arrive from the revitalized Middle East.
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Rediscovered and revitalized, the central space is the fulcrum of the scheme, its character changing with the various levels.
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Revitalized and creatively recharged, Adams resurfaced with the beginnings of an upbeat, free-spirited, guitar-soaked album.
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Originally assembled in 1986 after trumpeter Frank London placed an ad in the Village Voice, the Klezmatics eventually revitalized the Jewish music tradition with a hip New York attitude that was gay positive singer Lorin Sklamberg is gay, improvisatory, and open to other styles of music.
Quarter-Life Crisis for the Klezmatics
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Rick Tyler, whose back yard abuts Rosecroft, said he was chiefly concerned about the potential for the traffic jams a revitalized racetrack could generate.
Penn National to buy Rosecroft Raceway for $10.2 million, with goal to add slots at track
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This food revitalized the patient
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But as you reclothe yourselves in the silken treasures of a revitalized Earth, of an Eden reborn, the Memories will reactivate.
Songs of the Arcturians
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If not respected, revitalised, and protected, traditional knowledge can fall prey to biopiracy… as has repeatedly happened in the last few decades.
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The calligraphy and postscript and revitalized in Song dynasty, there was distinct culture characteristic of era.
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We hear from reverse refugees, those who have fled the suburbs to revitalized downtowns, where they enjoy proximity to stores, parks, and community gardens.
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Additional guest rooms and Mexican Design Center would be housed in revitalized buildings adjacent to the casa principal.
Restoring a Mexican hacienda
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Maschler was the buccaneering young publisher who revitalised Jonathan Cape.
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The vacuum created by the postponement of the presidential elections led to a revival of campaigns for a revitalized democracy.
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But while the waterways themselves have been revitalised and lock-keepers are in demand once more, the lot of many keepers' cottages has not improved.
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He is back on the warpath, freshened up and revitalised by his months away from Downing Street.
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Tony Blair, the Middle East envoy, said today the ceasefire would only endure if the peace process was revitalised.
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A smaller, but revitalized version of United or US Airways presents a very interesting situation for the remaining major airlines.
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They're packed full of Vitamin C to keep your eyes fresh and revitalised.
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Then the revitalised Spanish striker added the second in firsthalf stoppage time from a superb right-foot strike.
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a revitalized economy
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Her appointment as leader revitalized the party.
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From the car park we walk down to the South West Coast Path, past the white daymark tower, used for navigators at sea, then meander to the village of Kingswear on the banks of the river Dart, passing the Forward Point gun emplacements used in the second world war, and now the location of a revitalised lookout station of the
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England's best option on the right flank, provided that he is revitalised by the challenge.
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The brief hiatus from Test cricket hasn't added too much zest to his bowling, but it seems to have revitalised Javagal Srinath the batsman.
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The City decided that the area needed to be "revitalized" and they did eminent domain on the entire area and bulldozed hundreds of Craftsman style homes.
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a revitalized inner-city neighborhood
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However, I chose this single slime book to represent the sub-genre of Hard SF that I have returned to again and again, especially whenever it is "revitalized" by subsequent generations of science fiction authors.
SF Signal Reader Challenge #3 - SF Books You Haven't Read
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Rather, cities needed to be revitalised through investment in infrastructure and facilities that would attract the growing service industries.
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Daewoo Ireland is going to have a very busy year ahead of them with the arrival of no less than four new cars which will freshen the brand enormously and make the newly revitalised company a much more serious contender in the market.
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Revitalised, he too bludgeoned a brief and spectacular change in momentum in the last hour before, as sure as bend follows twist, he handed it back.
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Housing minister Jeff Rooker said the projects had already started and given hope of a revitalised future to the nine areas most acutely affected.
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Along the way we found the remains of old towns, villages, and farmsteads, now little more than revitalized forest.
Fire The Sky
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Preferring to be a citizen rather than a subject, I had misgivings that this would convert me to monarchism - in fact, it revitalised my republicanism.
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Shoesmith, 55, appears widely respected among her peers in Haringey: an open letter signed by 61 primary and secondary school headteachers in the north London borough last month called her an "outstanding public servant" who had in her previous role revitalised Haringey's once embarrassing and demoralised education service.
Baby P: The incompetence of Haringey Council was always the story
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I plan to make some felted things with these revitalized yarns - but I don't know what yet.
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Thus the new connotations and conceptualizations put forth by the Fathers revitalized the Church's memory of what the Apostles taught, and historical theology today would enable us to revitalize our memory of what the "unsurpassable" Fathers taught.
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But plans are already afoot to ensure that the festival is revitalised next year.
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The cards revitalized older notions like the comic and dislocated aspects of sexuality which had once found expression in libertine literature, bawdy songs, and burlesque theater.
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He also found, that, by passing electric sparks through the gas, it became "revitalized," and regained its usual stimulating effect upon the animal economy.
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Of the three, Globe has come the farthest, with a revitalized main street, arts center, archaeological park, and some of the best Mexican food in the state.
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Rather, cities needed to be revitalised through investment in infrastructure and facilities that would attract the growing service industries.
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Councilman Jose Huizar wants a trolley to run through Downtown primarily through a "revitalized" Broadway.
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Once fire was reintroduced, the dormant seeds germinated and grew on the newly revitalized habitat.
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He offended sensitive members of the staff and press with arrogant quips about artists and audiences, but he revitalised an elderly board and ran a tight set of budgets.
