Sentences with phrase «as revitalizing»

Business and leisure travelers will discover culinary delights and moments to savor in our restaurants, bars, and lounges, as well as revitalizing treatments in iSpa.

Astragalus membranaceous is an herb that has been used as a revitalizing tonic for the endocrine system, while Eleutherococcus senticosis can be used to support healthy energy levels and endurance.

Wes Anderson emerged in the 1990s as one of group of independent American directors widely hailed as revitalizing and innovative forces of that era and in the years since.

Testosterone UP RED ™ also features Asian Ginseng, traditionally used as a revitalizing tonic, and Ginkgo extract, traditionally used to help support blood circulation.

The marketing of energy drinks as revitalizing, hydrating energy - boosters full of nourishing vitamins is one of the greatest ironies in the food business today, since they actually contain an incredible amount of sugar and are not healthy for your organism on so many levels.

Nothing is quite as revitalizing as a pampering bath.

Cuomo has touted the plan as revitalizing the Rust Belt city.

I had two, then three, the RADs as revitalizing as Gatorade.

But it will act as delicious breakfast fuel or as revitalizing nourishment for any time of day.

Niebuhr's desire to maintain Protestantism as a revitalizing movement grounded upon the primacy, immediacy, and nearness of God guided his thought.

Their offerings also include active noise - cancelling and waterproof features with colorful modern designs, made to compete with other fitness - focused headphone companies as well as the revitalized look of modern headphones.

Combining the earthiness of beets with the fresh crisp zing of ginger, it's sure to warm your heart as it revitalizes the microbiome.

In addition, we received a Member Advocacy Grant from the National College Access Network, which helped us as we revitalized Advocacy Day.

The good news is that, as we revitalize our nation's transportation systems, the opportunities for young women are enormous.

Founded in 2014, the Kalalea / Anahola Farmer's Hui is a nonprofit organization created to promote native Hawaiian cultural, educational, nutritional and charitable farming practices in the community of Anahola, as well as revitalize the area's farming community.

The upcoming Child of Light that utilizes the same framework engine as their revitalized Rayman games looks truly breathtaking.

In this respect, the West Coast venue of Los Angeles is appropriate not only as the home of Manny Silverman Gallery, but as a complement to New York — a similarly diverse city affected by the social, political, and economic upheavals of recent decades and that has risen to prominence as a revitalized international art center.

The Gauloises collages of the sixties evidence his enthrallment with European culture, as well as a revitalized interest in the media of collage.

Not exact matches

Seattle's Best Coffee, part of the Starbucks family, revitalized its business and its 40 - year - old brand earlier this year as part of its new strategic direction.

It's an area that CEO Marissa Mayer has identified as critical to revitalizing the Web portal, and the Flurry deal marks one of her biggest acquisitions during her two - year tenure.

Hopes have been high in the game industry that the arrival of the three consoles will revitalize the sector, which has lagged from competition from smartphones and other mobile devices, wooing users with their own games, as well as social networking and other pastimes.

What they were specific about was that they'd chosen rebranding as the first step in revitalizing a franchise that has been a stranger to the playoffs for five straight seasons.

While the office redesign started as a strategic attempt to consolidate buildings, it wound up revitalizing the entire organization.

Launched as a pilot program in Flint, Mich., the duplex structures aim to drive economic growth and revitalize beleaguered communities.

«While leaders on the ground in Michigan and the city's creditors understand that they must find a solution to Detroit's serious financial challenge, we remain committed to continuing our strong partnership with Detroit as it works to recover and revitalize and maintain its status as one of America's great cities.»

As CEO, he was hyperfocused on improving morale and revitalizing the culture at his company.

When Jim Hackett took over as chief executive of Ford Motor, he was charged with revitalizing a company suffering from slumping profits, rising costs and an uncertain outlook.

Since the arrival of vice-chairman Bonnie Brooks, HBC has turned its eye towards revitalizing its image, bringing more popular and high - end brands to The Bay, such as TopShop.

Previously, the chain had launched several initiatives to revitalize the brand, including a refreshed advertising campaign, a nationwide rollout of queso dip, and testing new items, such as salads and desserts.

Politicians here have long supported revitalizing neighborhood economies as a key to lower crime and higher quality of life.

The above logo didn't appear until 1984, after Michael Eisner took over as CEO of The Walt Disney Company and helped revitalize the studio that was struggling in the years after the death of its founder.

As we projected in our report «Hurricanes May Revitalize Stumbling Hotels,» storm - related demand help to push annual average occupancy and RevPAR to new record - highs, topping the levels set in 2016.

The three months ending with March were Apple's first full quarter selling its new flagship phone, the iPhone X. Analysts had pointed to signs, including the financial results of Apple's suppliers, that the device and its sister iPhone 8 and 8 Plus had not revitalized Apple's iPhone business as the company had hoped.

To provide our clients with best - in - class building standards and technologies, we took advantage of 2013 as a prime time to implement a major three - year capital investment plan to revitalize York Mills Centre in Toronto.

Alice, Christy, Jim and Rob Walton are among the worst - performing billionaires this year, down a combined $ 43.4 billion as the mass merchandiser invests in stores and e-commerce in an attempt to revitalize sales at the retailing giant.

In addition to new climbing and play structures, the revitalized playground now has new trash and recycling receptacles, as well as a bike rack.

Little wonder that the promise of benefits from oil sands development is cold comfort for Ontarians and Quebeckers as the once - dominant manufacturing sector struggles to reinvent and revitalize itself.

Like any major city, there is a focus on trying to revitalize the downtown area and develop more incubators and co-work spaces where entrepreneurs can collaborate in the city center, while the long term plan is to help find ways to foster the startup culture in other areas of the city area as well.

Premiers agreed to create a Council of the Federation, as part of their plan to play a leadership role in revitalizing the Canadian federation and building a more constructive and cooperative federal system.

I have heard many arguments about how a downtown arena could revitalize the area, but I have not been convinced that our current arena, Rexall Place, is as bad as its detractors would characterize it.

The Katz Group has hired long - time PC - insider Peter Elzinga as a lobbyist and launched a political campaign to «Revitalize Downtown» in advance of the election.

Women's stories serve not only as the testing ground for new theological proposals, but also as material for building new theological traditions that revitalize the entire community of faith.

For Niebuhr, Protestantism was always a revitalizing movement grounded in the kingdom of God as «the apprehension of God's primacy, immediacy, and nearness.»

In a collection of essays entitled The Sanctified Church, Zora Neale Hurston described the traditions of the African American holiness and Pentecostal churches as a «revitalizing element» in black music and religion.

These rich and diverse innovations and discoveries, many of them only now beginning to dawn on mainstream Western thought 50 years later, suggest that a thorough reappraisal of Albert Schweitzer is called for, so that we might «rediscover» him as a remarkable index to the religious breakthroughs needed in our own time to revitalize our spiritual vision.

Although this, as it stands, constitutes an important base for revitalized moral consensus, one further step is required.

Once that infrastructure is in place, there is little doubt that the subject of world Christianity as the unique legacy of the modern missionary movement will make its long - overdue impact and channel back some of its revitalized energy into the necessary transformation of our preCopernican historical universe.

It is no longer being expressed in a mythological manner, even though it has drawn upon the language common to mythology; rather the idiom of resurrection has here assumed a metaphorical form, by which Israel prays for the revitalizing of her life as a people.

As they attempt to revitalize old programs or add new programs, questions should be asked about each one in turn.

The Pietistic movements, initiated by such people as Philipp Spener and Count von Zinzendorf, and spread by the Moravian Brethren, did much to revitalize Protestant church life.