"It's an opportunity to breathe new life into these works."
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If they succeed, they will breathe new life into the field.
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Perhaps it can help breathe new life into Pokémon Go craze.
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Sepuya's photographs breathe new life into the genre of studio portraiture.
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It's a fun attempt to breathe new life into a classic brand.
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This is clearly an attempt to breathe new life into the platform.
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The recording with Kent Nagano will certainly breathe new life into it.
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It would be one way to breathe new life into the Bat.
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It can breathe new life into debates that have become stuck and polarised.
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One woman's mission to breathe new life into a small slice of Manhattan.
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The question now is whether it's enough to breathe new life into the series.
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If that happens, she could breathe new life into the X-Men franchise overall.
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A successful film franchise could breathe new life into the park and boost attendance.
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"Inhumans" gives Marvel an opportunity to breathe new life into its network television business.
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Both felt that it could breathe new life into their 40-year-old deck.
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The movie doesn't breathe new life into the genre conventions of Masa Nakamura's script.
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He credited the scheme with helping to breathe new life into areas previously "hemorrhaging residents".
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Any infrastructure proposal must first dedicate robust funding to breathe new life into neglected projects.
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They wanted to breathe new life into the food, and Ms. Otawka wanted an adventure.
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A strong New Hampshire finish can breathe new life into the top three candidates' campaigns.
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Now Democrats hope the Cohen and Manafort news may breathe new life into their opposition.
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Will voters in Washington State breathe new life into the idea of taxing carbon emissions?
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The rebooted DuckTales miraculously found a way to breathe new life into the classic moon tune.
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It could also breathe new life into the debate among congressional Democrats whether to impeach Trump.
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This will help you breathe new life into the items you thought you'd never wear again.
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And CBS is not the only outlet trying to breathe new life into a sleepy genre.
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César suggests they can — or, at the very least, that we can breathe new life into them.
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The flurry of announcements, and the pomp, were intended to breathe new life into the Paris deal.
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But rising urbanisation in Africa could spur governments to breathe new life into the development minerals sector.
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Firing him would breathe new life into accusations that Trump is trying to interfere in the probe.
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By bundling its camera with a drone, GoPro could breathe new life into a flagging product line.
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The choreographer Lar Lubovitch has come up with a way to breathe new life into the space.
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But Mr. Trump's about-face on the Trans-Pacific Partnership could breathe new life into trade talks.
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A great ballerina is able to take a 200-year-old ballet and breathe new life into it.
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Mrs May is determined to breathe new life into her deal despite the fact that it looks dead.
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To an audience already familiar with these plays, these radical departures may breathe new life into stale texts.
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I'm hoping that this becomes a new art form now, that it'll breathe new life into music videos.
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Seoul is hoping to breathe new life into the U.S.-North Korea talks with its engagement with Pyongyang.
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Strategically, however, the acquisition, which is expected to close February 1, could breathe new life into the brand.
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Hard Lessons (Thanks, Amazon) Breathe New Life Into Retail Stores Tech Giants Now Share Details on Political Ads.
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So far, Zelenskiy has said he wants peace in the east and to breathe new life into stalled talks.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates So in 2015, Marvel turned to Ta-Nehisi Coates to breathe new life into Black Panther.
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Other lawmakers have attempted to breathe new life into FTC enforcement in digital markets through new federal privacy legislation.
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Instead, we're seeing manicurists breathe new life into contrast tips thanks to colors, metallics, graphic shapes, and negative space.
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Some believe the investment will breathe new life into the area and others fear it will threaten the region's tourism.
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VR, though, has given parks an opportunity to breathe new life into old rides, saving money as they do so.
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"We are engaging with the government to breathe new life into our long-standing partnership," Bristow said in a statement.
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If there's any event where Apple should announce sweeping changes to breathe new life into HomePod, WWDC will be it.
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Six Flags — The amusement park chain is using VR to breathe new life into some of its older roller coasters.
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It is developments like these — not Donald Trump's tweets — that will breathe new life into American manufacturing and the economy.
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If those fixes could breathe new life into the sport then, there's no reason a similar strategy wouldn't work now.
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Suddenly, I was creating a wish list of swings, furniture, and contraptions that would breathe new life into my sex routine.
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What that means for Negan is unclear, but the villain has definitively failed to breathe new life into The Walking Dead.
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And if it comes to fruition, it could breathe new life into the company's upcoming handsets after an admittedly slow start.
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Chacao has been the epicenter of demonstrations against Maduro and Muchacho's video could help breathe new life into the protest movement.
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"The bills are designed to breathe new life into markets that are suffocating under aging regulations," Hensarling said in a statement.
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And despite all the effort put into the relaunch, it never really was able to breathe new life into the service.
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With Resident Evil rebooted to great acclaim, why not look to breathe new life into another of Capcom's survival-horror franchises?
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House Democrats on Wednesday will breathe new life into the debate over slavery reparations with a historic hearing on Capitol Hill.
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The platform could breathe new life into plateauing Snapchat by colonizing the mobile app ecosystem with its login buttons and content.
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And for artists looking to breathe new life into their craft, revisiting one's musical roots is always a logical first step.
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Facebook's dating feature largely fell flat, but an integration with its Messenger video feature could breathe new life into that venture.
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The 2020 election is our urgent opportunity to retake power from the corporate lobbies and breathe new life into American democracy.
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Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC is turning to the blockchain as the company tries to breathe new life into its flagging business.
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But the extraordinary rise of Mr. Gabbay, 50, is expected to breathe new life into the historic but diminished Labor movement.
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Just when you thought apps had gotten boring and derivative, developers have leveraged new technologies to breathe new life into mobile experiences.
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A mix of charred chili peppers and Mexican spices will breathe new life into even the most despondent platter of breast meat.
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Thrasher, who is running to unseat Justice as governor, believes, perhaps unsurprisingly, a gubernatorial change could breathe new life into the deal.
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So Skolkovo has come up with a new strategy to breathe new life into its project, namely a new private sector fund.
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It might even breathe new life into a North Atlantic Treaty Organization that is confused about its role vis-a-vis terrorism.
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Now there's a new twist on the meme that may breathe new life into something that seemed to have run its course.
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We got rid of a ton of last summer's styles and we're ready to breathe new life into our pad and wardrobe.
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Other major food brands have become takeover targets in recent years as their owners look to breathe new life into mature brands.
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LVMH has recruited former Nina Ricci creative director Guillaume Henry, who helped resurrect Carven, to breathe new life into the Parisian maison.
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Mr. Ng celebrates fashion by traveling across the globe and discovering how trailblazing designers and influencers breathe new life into everyday fabrics.
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But the start of 2019 seemed to breathe new life into stocks as investors witnessed a wave of high-profile mergers and acquisitions.
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Reviving an ancient art Aged 47, the third-generation dhow builder hopes to breathe new life into the art of Arabian dhow making.
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With a few home accents, you can breathe new life into your tiny apartment that will make both you and your landlord happy.
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The strategy didn't do much to help PC sales, but it did breathe new life into Bing, the company's much-ridiculed search engine.
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Others are more powerful, and breathe new life into your hair, making things smoother, shinier, and healthier instantly and for shampoos to come.
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Maybe (we can hope, anyway) its imminent demise will be enough to get the company to breathe new life into the longtime favorite.
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Despite the gap between current levels and his price target, he contended blockbuster earnings and market fundamentals could breathe new life into stocks.
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The new Congress has a golden opportunity to breathe new life into all these measures, which have been bottled-up in previous Congresses.
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We can breathe new life into our middle class, boost our manufacturing sector, and provide a healthy counter to looming worldwide economic woes.
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Go deeper with your practice and breathe new life into that art or design project on the shelf, or start a new one.
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Many are getting ready to head out into the streets and breathe new life into the protests that rocked the country last year.
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Many are getting ready to head out into the streets and breathe new life into the protests that rocked the country last year.
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And what if we could breathe new life into the old common law to battle pollution where the federal laws have proven inadequate?
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Will the resumption of growth in Brazil and Russia (and the return of "dollar growth" in China) breathe new life into the BRICs brand?
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Examples include mods that (appropriately enough) improve the experience of Fallout 4 or mods that breathe new life into decades-old games like Doom.
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But it does breathe new life into a repeal effort that seemed doomed and helps the still mostly rudderless congressional Republicans hone their message.
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In "Caen Amour," they are stitched together with care by Mr. Harrell, a choreographer with enough design sensibility to breathe new life into history.
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In the interim, Muslawis — as Mosul residents are called — have mustered their own resources and philanthropic spirit to breathe new life into the city.
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The move is a sign that Nintendo is trying to use adaptations of old favorites to breathe new life into its Switch gaming device.
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After the camera started its shift to digital image sensors, more than one company saw the opportunity to breathe new life into popular old designs.
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It raises the question of whether "Bumblebee" can breathe new life into a moribund series many left for dead, and one without Bay's directorial touch.
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If your products are broken, dry, running low, or just look weird, chances are you can breathe new life into them with a little ingenuity.
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A mix of charred chili peppers and Mexican spices, its rich flavor will breathe new life into even the most despondent platter of breast meat.
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The agency plans to bring in shops, offices and schools, along with housing, in an ambitious program to breathe new life into a struggling community.
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We have access to millions of talented, qualified Americans with fresh ideas, interesting perspectives, and life experiences that could breathe new life into our politics.
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Last night at, um, Papa John's Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, the 19th-ranked Cardinals did their best to breathe new life into the old model.
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Analysts have higher hopes for "Crazy Rich Asians," an effort to breathe new life into the romantic-comedy genre by aiming at an underserved audience.
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At a $450 course in mindfulness-based stress reduction, I learned to befriend painful stretches and breathe new life into atrophied muscles without injuring myself.
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On a more academic level, the task also becomes, how do you honor the genre while trying to breathe new life into a dead horse?
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Editorial It happens nearly every February: Iranian hard-line organizations make a symbolic gesture to breathe new life into the fatwa against the author Salman Rushdie.
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Go ahead and fork over that rent check, but be sure to set aside a little disposable income to breathe new life into your beauty routine.
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More optimistically, you could say both companies recognized the appeal the stars brought to their shows, and decided to breathe new life into the existing concepts.
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The result: two easy-to-replicate looks that not only downplay the shirts' traditionally preppy vibes but also breathe new life into these lived-in basics.
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In 2012, Fire Emblem Awakening seemed to breathe new life into the series, introducing new players not only to Fire Emblem but to the genre, too.
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But… By killing off Vine instead of allowing someone else to breathe new life into it or assigning a small skeleton crew to maintain the app:
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Italy is giving away more than 100 historic castles, farmhouses and monasteries for free in an effort to breathe new life into its disused public buildings.
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Burberry chief executive Marco Gobbetti - who had overlapped with fellow Italian Tisci at Givenchy - is looking to breathe new life into the 162-year-old brand.
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Microsoft and the government of New Zealand are demonstrating the potential of translation tech to help preserve and hopefully breathe new life into the Māori language.
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If you are still going to spray another scent, make sure it is complementary, as the new scent might breathe new life into the older one.
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The trailer looks good, and it's always exciting to see an actor breathe new life into a beloved character — and Spidey is nothing if not beloved.
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We can breathe new life into communities across the country, create new jobs, and fuel our country's innovation pipeline if we act on the priorities above.
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In 2009, Tom Perez took the helm at the Civil Rights Division and began to breathe new life into 14141, several former Justice Department officials say.
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the rise of the techno scene in Berlin helped breathe new life into the city's architectural landscape.
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Hopes that liberalising reforms would breathe new life into India's economy have permeated the air since Narendra Modi swept to power as prime minister in May 2014.
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While sheer bras aren't exactly new, we've recently seen an uptick in super-see-through options that breathe new life into this been-there-done-that style.
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And with revenue streams ranging from ticket sales to merchandise, indie festivals are becoming big business that promise to breathe new life into any city's tourism market.
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The National Association of Realtors has been advocating for a reduction in the premiums, arguing that lower costs for borrowers should breathe new life into the program.
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Not satisfied with disrupting hair dryers, Dyson is applying its air-blasting motor tech to breathe new life into another area of personal haircare: curlers and stylers.
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Nor is he under any illusion that a depleted Oaks Christian makes for a better on-field situation than the program he helped breathe new life into.
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" Ms. Sze hopes the mirrored surface of "Fallen Sky" would breathe new life into that pit by reflecting "the evolution and the changing seasons in the landscape.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has won the Virginia Democratic primary, helping to breathe new life into a once-frontrunning campaign that had fallen into trouble nationwide.
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Mulvaney's move in a court filing late Friday night could breathe new life into the suit filed last month by former Deputy National Security Adviser Charles Kupperman.
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Democrats, on the other hand, want the camera-shy special counsel front and center in an effort to breathe new life into their probes of the president.
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The slide in the currency made it more likely the central bank would have to postpone interest rate cuts badly needed to breathe new life into the economy.
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Merkel has said she wants to breathe new life into Franco-German relations, promising closer cooperation between the two EU heavyweights with the aim of reforming the bloc.
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Putting her on the ticket would breathe new life into a beleaguered GOP -- a party that has been playing defense throughout the first half of the Trump presidency.
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Zhou, central bank governor since 2002, will breathe new life into the annual event, the sources said, requesting anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to media.
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Mayor Daniele Galliano of Bormida hopes that the incentive will breathe new life into the mountainous village in north-west Italy, which is home to just 394 inhabitants.
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Frankfurters looking forward to the influx say they hope a free-spending clientele will breathe new life into what is often seen abroad as a dull provincial capital.
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Thor's battle with the goddess of death in "Thor: Ragnarok" looks poised to breathe new life into a franchise that has garnered lukewarm reviews and underwhelming ticket sales.
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As many of us work to smother out discrimination and inequality, many others are working to breathe new life into a system of unearned and undisputed male power.
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"What Disney has done for us is breathe new life into these hearts and these hands," Audrey Murell, Augusta's executive director, said in a video shared by Disney.
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A major prison break could breathe new life into the Islamic State insurgency, jeopardizing the gains made by the U.S.-led coalition in rolling back the jihadist movement.
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Speaking with PEOPLE as the new ambassador of CoolSculpting, the actress opened up about her excitement to breathe new life into ABC's remake of the iconic film Dirty Dancing.
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Have a tailor turn a floor-length gown into a cute cocktail dress, or add a beaded belt, bolero, or fun shoes to breathe new life into it. 3.
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Musician Lori Napoleon, however, was the first to realize that she could breathe new life into the obsolete switchboards of the 1900s by repurposing them as DIY modular synthesizers.
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And by acknowledging that recovery is a step-by-step process that never ends, Mom has accidentally found a way to breathe new life into the sitcom storytelling process.
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GoldenEye 007 turns 20 later this month, but now a hack aims to breathe new life into the Nintendo 64's seminal shooter with a powerful tool: procedural generation.
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Against this backdrop, the Trump administration hopes to breathe new life into the enfeebled domestic solar industry with tariffs of 30 percent on solar imports from nearly every country.
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He wants to breathe new life into the newspaper, revitalizing it as a publication that tells stories of the working class and acts as a voice of the people.
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In the process, Assad will breathe new life into the popular grievances that launched the conflict in the first place, and boost prospects for a resurgence of violent extremism.
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We're talking new couch cushions for the outdoor sofa, curtains that let in a little bit more light, or festive throw pillows that breathe new life into an old couch.
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After hosting the show for five consecutive years, LL Cool J has been replaced by Carpool Karaoke specialist James Corden, in an attempt to breathe new life into the program.
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This comes even as the Federal Reserve is in the midst of a monetary tightening cycle, hiking interest rates, which has the potential to breathe new life into the dollar.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister said that Russia has helped to breathe new life into OPEC and that shale can be a major contributor to the market in years to come.
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But, perhaps by making this into a live-action film (something Disney's been doing a lot of lately), a cast of talented actors could breathe new life into the characters.
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The miner bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest 3,106 carats rough gem diamond ever found in 1905.
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The report is likely to reopen wounds left festering since the 2016 election and breathe new life into the debate over the extent to which Comey's actions secured Trump's victory.
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The new Congress could breathe new life into requirements around the collection and dissemination to law enforcement of beneficial ownership information for all corporate entities formed in the United States.
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But regardless of what we learn about Mateen, experts concur the group will use this attack to breathe new life into its propaganda machine, milking it for everything it's worth.
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The Army Reserve exercise planned for next month will breathe new life into mobilization centers that have been largely dormant as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have wound down.
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And unless the teacher movements in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Arizona breathe new life into unions, or birth lasting institutions to replace them, they are likely to be short-lived.
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Rubio's tough moments may breathe new life into the campaigns of Christie, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Ohio Governor John Kasich, three experienced politicians who, like Rubio, represent establishment Republicans.
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He says they are working with a variety of RPA vendors beyond UIPath and also with systems integrators as they look to breathe new life into the company's brand and products.
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Another sign that Apple is looking to breathe new life into its ebooks business was the December hiring of Kashif Zafar, the former senior VP of Amazon's audio book unit Audible.
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Analysts say Temer will probably rely on interest rate cuts to breathe new life into the economy as growing political turbulence and depleted state coffers limit his ability to provide stimulus.
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On the other hand, as popular discontent with inequality grows, a nascent, resistant left populism has an opportunity to breathe new life into the distributive tradition and take on this threat.
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But the most iconic structures were constructed decades ago, and so the town, with a "let's put on a show" spirit, has decided to breathe new life into the local legacy.
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To breathe new life into the economy, leaders have put forward various plans to make the country a world leader in advanced industries such as semiconductors, robotics, aviation equipment and satellites.
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There's plenty in this reality show, back for a seventh season, in which the host and night life expert Jon Taffer helps bar owners breathe new life into their failing businesses.
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But today, while our government has not eliminated the programs that are the very lifeblood of the affordable housing industry, we ask lawmakers to help breathe new life into these programs.
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The hiring spree is expected to breathe new life into the aviation industry, as large numbers of pilots from the baby boomer generation are set to retire over the coming decade.
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Known as the Bombay Beach Biennale, the event's wealthy LA-based organizers see it as a way to breathe new life into the down-on-its-luck town, if only temporarily.
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Analysts say Temer will probably rely on interest rate cuts to breathe new life into the economy as growing political turbulence and depleted state coffers limit his ability to provide fiscal stimulus.
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Chief Executive John Cryan conceded in May it would take time to realise the benefits of the lender's latest efforts to "plant and sow" - or breathe new life into the Deutsche brand.
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It's part of a continued effort to breathe new life into the baby-focused brand, and if Fisher-Price's new wooden toy line is any indication, it's already on the right track.
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"Our tax cuts will break down -- and they'll break it down fast -- all forms of government and all forms of government barriers and breathe new life into the American economy," Trump said.
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" Or Frédérique, an HR manager I met in Perpignan in the South of France: "I feel that when I meet someone, I breathe new life into them, and then they leave me.
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Although the beautiful, boxy Brit will be no more in this current form, Land Rover has announced the new Heritage Restoration program to breathe new life into classic Defender and Series vehicles.
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"Our tax cuts will break down — and they'll break it down fast — all forms of government and all forms of government barriers and breathe new life into the American economy," Trump said.
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For Six Flags, adding VR is a way to breathe new life into old roller coasters, while for partner Samsung, it's a chance to show off its technology to throngs of potential buyers.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The EU sent its foreign policy chief to Geneva on Wednesday to breathe new life into Syrian peace talks, as the two sides remained at odds over the country's political future.
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How To Train Your Human: Designing For Healthier Habits In years to come, conversations will breathe new life into software — particularly the boring enterprise tools millions of knowledge workers begrudgingly use every day.
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It's up to me to breathe new life into the UK hooligan scene by getting them doing all the training that the Russians do and getting them away from drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes.
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It's a trick that Wayne did for a long time in his best mixtape raps, too, and here he's managed to breathe new life into it by having the melody string ideas together.
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At 38, he would meet the demand from many members for a young leader to breathe new life into the Christian Democrats, in the style of Austria's Chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, who is 32.
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Federal Realty Investment Trust, based in Rockville, Md., is working with Grass River and the Comras Company to breathe new life into CocoWalk, an upscale, open-air mall that dates to the 1990s.
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Proponents of short-term rentals say they breathe new life into the island by appealing to people who might otherwise not afford it, and allow homeowners some flexibility in renting out their properties.
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But when Mr. Yang spoke about his vision for the proposal as a way to reignite entrepreneurialism and breathe new life into communities that have long ago lost manufacturing jobs, it was inspiring.
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Over the last few weeks, Republicans have attempted to breathe new life into the Hillary Clinton-Uranium One story in an attempt to claim that Democrats were the real colluders with the Russians.
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For now, the protests have proved far from fatal to Mr. el-Sisi, and there is no doubt that Mr. Ali would like to breathe new life into them and topple the president.
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Petra bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into one of the world's most famous diamond mines renowned for yielding the largest 3,106 carat rough gem diamond ever found in 1905.
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The overhaul at Dior coincides with reshuffles elsewhere at LVMH, as billionaire boss Bernard Arnault seeks to breathe new life into some labels and lift others to a new level by expanding product lines.
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Indeed, the launch of Life Tags is part of the same initiative that spruced up Arts & Culture, as Google uses its AI and machine learning expertise to breathe new life into its artistic projects.
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President Santos has extended it until the end of the year as he tries to breathe new life into a peace deal that was narrowly rejected by Colombians in a referendum earlier this month.
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The surprise decision could help President Michel Temer breathe new life into the economy amid lingering political tensions, following last year's impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff, and a corruption investigation involving his own party.
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Over the last decade physicists and mathematicians have been exploring a surprising correspondence that has the potential to breathe new life into the venerable Feynman diagram and generate far-reaching insights in both fields.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday tapped the former Generali France CEO, Eric Lombard, to head public-sector lender Caisse des Depots (CDC) and breathe new life into the 200-year-old institution.
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President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, arrived in the Middle East on Wednesday for a 24-hour visit designed to breathe new life into long-stalled Israel-Palestinian peace talks.
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When C.C. Tsai decided to adapt Sunzi's "The Art of War" into a more contemporary format more than 30 years ago, his ambition was to breathe new life into the 2,500-year-old text.
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India has been struggling to restore normality in Kashmir, deploying thousands more soldiers after Wani's killing appeared to breathe new life into a 28-year armed revolt that had ebbed, with little international attention.
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Rather than allow Cleveland a chance to breathe new life into the series, Durant stepped up and sent the Cavaliers into a 3-0 hole that no NBA team has ever come back from.
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BRASILIA, April 12 (Reuters) - Brazil's embattled President Dilma Rousseff is considering reducing banks' reserve requirements to bolster credit and breathe new life into an economy mired in recession, a presidential aide told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Art: Marvel Entertainment Ahead of the film's 2018 release, Marvel has made a big, public effort to breathe new life into Black Panther, T'Challa, and the nation of Wakanda through the pages of its comics.
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EcoQube Air Desktop Greenhouse — $152.99 See Details Breathe new life into your goldfish or tetras' pad with the AquaSprouts Garden, a single-piece plant bed that snaps onto the top of any 10-gallon setup.
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But Toronto, powered by a combined 67 points from Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan, took advantage of a handful of defensive mistakes by Cleveland to regain the lead and breathe new life into the series.
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Today, Kodak Alaris is trying to breathe new life into the old saying, by launching a new, social app called "Kodak Moments" meant to encourage users to share important moments using photos, layouts and text.
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Shortly after, I asked my friend Jacob McDermott, whom I'd first contacted several months earlier about a themeless crossword (and who is getting married on Saturday!), if he could breathe new life into this concept.
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But the decision by Attorney General Jeff Sessions's Justice Department is sure to breathe new life into a bruising fight over abortion and particularly the handling of fetal body parts after an abortion is complete.
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TOKYO — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan appointed a new cabinet on Thursday, hoping to breathe new life into his conservative government, whose support among voters has plunged after a series of scandals and missteps.
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The DJ duo made up of Ayed Fadel and Rojeh Khleif is trying to breathe new life into the regional music scene by organizing parties where young Palestinians can momentarily forget the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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To breathe new life into the economy, Beijing has put forward its Internet Plus and Made in China 2025 plans to make the country a world leader in advanced industries such as semiconductors, robotics and satellites.
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So in 2018, the Presidio Trust launched the Fort Winfield Scott Campus for Change project asking for "mission-driven organizations" to submit proposals that would breathe new life into the fort and its 22 historic buildings.
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But many in Washington believe the report will contain more damaging information about Trump's conduct than Barr's letter, a result that could breathe new life into the Russia controversy and hand a political gift to Democrats.
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The 51-year politician, priming himself to lead Greece for the next four years, wants to breathe new life into the economy and shed the country's image as Europe's problem child after three bailouts since 2010.
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Though Christie has said he plans to retire from public life at the end of his term, a victory by Republican Donald Trump in the presidential election could breathe new life into the governor's political career.
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Playful's Paul Bettner said that like the company's previous game Lucky's Tale, Star Child uses 3D and virtual reality to try to breathe new life into a classic gaming genre, namely the platformers like Abe's Oddysee.
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It is my belief that these reforms—while not the biggest or the only changes that can be made—will breathe new life into countless federal agencies that are struggling to become more flexible and nimble.
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He's won broad support as a centrist maverick promising to breathe new life into French politics, but he's also backed by some of the most powerful and influential figures in the French business and political establishment.
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We visited Macy's and JCPenney stores located near each other in midtown Manhattan and saw that while Macy's is finding a way to breathe new life into the brand, JCPenney is teetering on the brink of collapse.
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It will work with Alcoa, the aluminum giant that owns the mine in the Australian coastal town of Anglesea, to develop the attraction which they say could create 300 jobs and "breathe new life" into the community.
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The new company is hoping to breathe new life into the app market with a consolidation play intended to roll up the best apps in the market and put more marketing and business development muscle behind them.
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Fortunately for the sleep-deprived among us, there are plenty of products out there that promise to breathe new life into exhausted skin — and we're not just talking brightening eye creams and heavy-duty under-eye concealers.
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Traditional print houses have no doubt suffered at the hands of the growth of the internet and the rise of home printers, but a number of companies are using digital to breathe new life into the business.
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India has been struggling to restore normalcy in Kashmir, deploying thousands more soldiers, after Wani's killing appeared to breathe new life into the 28-year armed revolt that had ebbed and was drifting, with little international attention.
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Mr. Abe turned to a group of moderates and experienced policy makers in the reshuffle, hoping to breathe new life into his conservative government, whose support among voters has plunged after a series of scandals and missteps.
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The new material, called polydiketoenamine or PDK, could breathe new life into plastic products that were made unrecyclable because of the presence of other materials, like fillers or solvents, that make the plastic harder or more flexible.
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When he arrived at the Simon Bolívar Airport near Caracas on Monday, after more than a week abroad, his supporters celebrated around him, hopeful he would breathe new life into the opposition's movement to topple Mr. Maduro.
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Looking to breathe new life into a stale and tired All-Star event, the NHL in November announced a new 3-on-3 tournament format, made up of three 33-minute games played by divisional all-star teams.
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All of these organizational goods help to solve a specific at-home issue with KonMari intention and style — whether you're battling a miscellaneous mountain, stretched thin for storage solutions, or looking to breathe new life into your space.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 3,106 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 13,106 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Petra Diamonds bought Cullinan in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the South African mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 3,13 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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Zelenskiy has promised that, if elected, he will usher in anti-corruption and other reforms and breathe new life into moribund peace talks over the fate of eastern Ukraine, now de facto controlled by separatists with Moscow's support.
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Ahead of this landmark revival, I interviewed Olson and Vinegar Syndrome co-founder Joe Rubin about the late Arthur Bressan, Jr., how Buddies disappeared, and what it means to breathe new life into this urgent and beautiful film.
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Fred Greenstein, a pre-eminent scholar of political psychology who devised a systematic approach to evaluating the leadership styles of American presidents and who helped breathe new life into the reputation of Dwight D. Eisenhower, died on Dec.
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Mr. Ross's selection has drawn scrutiny because he has bought struggling companies — some already in bankruptcy — and tried to breathe new life into them by using strategies that included layoffs and reworking of union contracts and benefit packages.
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The miner bought Cullinan from De Beers in 2008, aiming to breathe new life into the mine renowned for yielding the largest rough gem diamond ever found - 3,106 carats - and being the world's main source of rare blue diamonds.
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The project, which will cost 900 million Canadian dollars, will feature 1.13 million square feet of office space and around 185,20183 square feet of retail space and is expected to breathe new life into the eastern edge of downtown.
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Macron, who has worked to establish his role as a global leader since his election win in May, presided over a climate summit in Paris last week to breathe new life into a collective effort to fight climate change.
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While many of the original characters were seemingly created from a dressing-up-box of 1980s pop-cultural motifs—Eleven, for example, was a stand-in for ET—the Duffer brothers were careful to breathe new life into them.
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George Lucas tried to breathe new life into that skeleton at the turn of the millennium, but the prequels ended up feeling like a funeral for the body of Star Wars, marking a time the films should be buried.
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The only thing holding us back is the political will of lawmakers to reach across party lines and fund infrastructure in a way that will rebuild this nation, inspire a generation, and breathe new life into the middle class.
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The International Tennis Federation (ITF) believe the new structure, which will culminate with 18 nations battling it out in the Spanish capital as a climax to the season, will breathe new life into an event first held in 1900.
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And despite Trump's negative rhetoric about Muslims during his campaign, including threats to ban them from the United States, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he hoped the business magnate's election would breathe new life into U.S.-Egyptian ties.
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The pleasures and pitfalls of millennial Jewish women have never been so hilariously relatable through the eyes of Abbi and Ilana, and I've loved watching them celebrate our eccentricities in ways that breathe new life into one of comedy's oldest tropes.
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By 2015, the clique was on shaky ground with MS-13's leadership in El Salvador and sought to breathe new life into their organization by recruiting a new member who had recently killed a 15-year-old boy, prosecutors said.
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BP started production at the Quad 204 project in the West Shetland region in May after a $5.7 billion redevelopment, one of the largest such projects there in recent years that will breathe new life into the ageing offshore basin.
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While the dinosaurs don't actually come alive there, the museum has recently embraced digital technology to breathe new life into its attractions, which includes a plan to construct a $325 million science center close to Central Park in New York City.
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Technology products and services breathe new life into static industries, allowing European companies in all sectors to do their work more effectively and productively, including by investing more in the United States and deepening their relationships with American firms and workers.
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In a last-ditch attempt to breathe new life into the Withdrawal Agreement, May tried for a fourth time to get pro-Remain MPs on board, by promising the chance to vote for a new referendum if they backed the deal.
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While the original version will always be a classic that's guaranteed to help you pass a few hours with some analog fun, there are also tons of special collector's editions and themed editions that breathe new life into the game.
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With companies like Korg, Moog, and Roland coming out with new synths, drum machines, sequencers, and accessories every year, it can often time feel a little overwhelming to know which piece of gear will actually breathe new life into your rig.
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HOUSTON — For over 50 years, postal workers scuttled through the concrete building once known as Houston's Barbara Jordan Post Office; but with last year's closure of those mail operations arrived an opportunity to breathe new life into the hulking, modernist edifice.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's market regulator Consob has only received "preliminary and generic" information regarding Monte dei Paschi's board meeting on Sunday which sought to breathe new life into a privately-funded rescue plan, a source close to the watchdog said on Monday.
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The work has helped breathe new life into Sehgal's oeuvre, both as his first site-specific work in a public space and his first work in North Africa — an important break from his earlier works in museums and on stages throughout the West.
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France has repeatedly tried to breathe new life into the peace process this year, holding a preliminary conference in June where the United Nations, European Union, United States and major Arab countries gathered to discuss proposals without the Israelis or Palestinians present.
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And while the IOC has hoped that the addition of new sports like mixed doubles curling will breathe new life into the games, the Olympics should instead introduce sports like mixed doubles interactive Pong—now that I'd stay up late to watch.
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Easing these rules, which are part of the Global Analysts Research Settlements of 2003 that addressed the abuses of the dot-com bubble era, would breathe new life into tech's middle market and prime the pump for even more IPOs in the future.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week The threads that connect us Dozens of crafters across the country have united to breathe new life into an unfinished labor of quilting love.
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While Geely helped breathe new life into Volvo, its recent purchase of a $9 billion stake in Germany's Daimler has sparked speculation about Chinese auto magnate Li Shufu's plans for the Swedish carmaker which has been seen as a likely IPO candidate.
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Oil producer EnQuest Plc has agreed to buy a 25 percent stake in BP Plc's Magnus oil field and surrounding assets in the North Sea, financed through future returns, as it pursues its strategy of trying to breathe new life into old fields.
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And particularly when dealing with marginal bad actors and purveyors of hate, giving it space of any form can mean that we often take what we hoped to extinguish and breathe new life into it; we elevate what we hoped to cast down.
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Airbus is seen as keen to support the second-hand market to avoid having to break up one of the planes, a potential public relations setback as it tries to breathe new life into the iconic European programme following recent production cuts.
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Heaton is just one of many modders who breathe new life into old systems — the Neon's roots are in so-called "Game Boy Macros," which people have been making for years —and in doing so, they inject their vision into hardware they own.
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While there are only so many ways to shoot a car chase, Wright ("Shaun of the Dead") has somehow managed to breathe new life into it through the combination of sight and sound, as the music perfectly punctuates every lightning-fast edit.
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And we need to prevail on leaders in both parties that the smart thing to do, both for the country and for their own members, is to breathe new life into the legacy of bipartisanship that once prevailed in the nation's capital.
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Democrats have become hopeful that Mueller will breathe new life into their ongoing investigations into the president and that his testimony could lead to a louder drum beat toward impeaching the president after 200063 Democrats voted in favor of it last week.
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And it comes at a singular moment for the company behind it, Disney, which is aggressively raiding its vaults and seeking to breathe new life into signature titles -- a practice that has been largely rewarded but has proven something less than foolproof.
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A Chromecast can breathe new life into an older TV, and it can give you access to content on a device that might otherwise be locked, such as a television at a hotel that might charge fees to watch movies or shows.
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Another aspect of A Star Is Born that would be repeated in future versions is the centrality of the female character, and, perhaps most importantly, the way that the role was seen as a way for an actress to breathe new life into her career.
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BRUSSELS — Last September, the enthusiastic new French president, Emmanuel Macron, laid out big plans for the European Union, intended to give fresh spark and purpose to a bloc preoccupied with migration, populism and Britain's exit, and to breathe new life into Franco-German leadership.
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The company is picking up its pace of innovation and experimentation under an initiative named the "Brewers Project," which is designed to breathe new life into the historic brand at a time when more beer drinkers are repeatedly looking for the next new thing.
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Buoyed by rises in oil and global stock markets, Wall Street's gains appeared to breathe new life into a two-month rally that petered out in mid-April, and it left the S&P 500 with an increase of nearly 2 percent for 2016.
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At the same time, total American troop withdrawal will breathe new life into the all but completed efforts of Syrian strongman Assad to reclaim unchallenged control over his nation that he has virtually leveled in the interest of retaining power, sending millions into exile.
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In the second episode of the first season, Zea even managed to breathe new life into a standard "someone accidentally has way too much of a weed edible" storyline by making Robin such an endearing, spacey flirt that it's impossible not to be charmed.
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A little over a year after the dissolution of the once high-flying blood testing startup Theranos, another startup has raised more than $27 million to breathe new life into the vision of bringing low-cost blood tests to point-of-care medical facilities.
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In depicting their complex relationship — the core of the novel — Lepucki moves beyond its particularities to breathe new life into an age-old tale: the profound terror and love that comes with being a parent, the inevitable ways we fail our offspring and ourselves.
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" Giles Merritt and Shada Islam of Friends of Europe, a research institution in Brussels, hailed Mr. Macron, saying that if elected, he "would not only breathe new life into the Franco-German 'locomotive' but offer a more hopeful and upbeat message for the future.
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There's already a lot of speculation as to how this newest iteration of Spider-Man was able to breathe new life into the franchise, but there is one particular moment in the film that points to what differentiates this Spider-Man reboot from its predecessors.
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The deal, which accounts for more than half of Shell's production in the North Sea, will breathe new life into the ageing North Sea where production has steadily declined since the late 1990s and where oil majors such as Shell and BP have struggled to generate profits.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Efforts to breathe new life into an ageing Manhattan office building that is the flagship property of the family of President Donald Trump's son-in-law has gained a green light after a partial owner of the building indicated a willingness to sell.
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Ira Madison III, The Daily Beast: It's the work of a master helmer and writer who has operated in the sci-fi, pulp, and noir genres and knows how to blend them effortlessly to breathe new life into stories that pop culture has been telling for years.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and three of his collaborators on "Hamilton," seeking to breathe new life into the cherished but challenged Midtown retailer, said they will reopen it in the spring on West 39th Street, in a garment district storefront just a block south from its previous location.
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Elton John will team up with Jack White (who, via his label Third Man Records, has frequently experimented with publishing and recording formats himself), Nas, Willie Nelson, and others to breathe new life into the recording processes that eventually birthed the way we consume music today.
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Yellow Vest protesters, who take their name from the fluorescent road-safety garment that French drivers must carry in their vehicles, have tried to breathe new life into a movement that has struggled to unite over all the grievances aimed at Mr. Macron and the elite.
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COSCUEZ, Colombia/TORONTO (Reuters) - A tiny company is trying to breathe new life into a fabled, four-century-old Colombian emerald mine without triggering unrest among wary locals who fear being shut out of the tunnels where they hunt for gems and make a meager living.
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The citations for two cabinet officials, approved 230 to 198, will breathe new life into a dispute that has touched all three branches of government over why Trump administration officials pushed to ask census respondents if they were American citizens and what that question's effect would be.
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The citations for two cabinet officials, approved 230 to 198, will breathe new life into a dispute that has touched all three branches of government over why Trump administration officials pushed to ask census respondents if they were American citizens and what that question's effect would be.
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According to USA Today, which broke news of the acquisition Friday, the family-owned SmugMug intends to try to breathe new life into the service—though company CEO Don MacAskill admitted to the publication that he really has no idea what he's going to do with his new toy.
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The Anaheim Ducks have made themselves at home in the relatively cool Alberta air this postseason, and the five-time reigning Pacific Division champions can breathe new life into their Western Conference second-round series should they continue that dominance in Wednesday's Game 22011 against the Edmonton Oilers.
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She then edited British Vogue from 1985 to 1987 before returning to the States to breathe new life into the American Vogue, revitalizing it with more of a fashion focus, much like it had under the legendary direction of Diana Vreeland, as well as introducing iconic celebrity covers.
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Beit Venezia, an NGO set up to breathe new life into the ghetto's multicultural heritage, has seized on the quincentenary to sponsor an international symposium on the ghetto as a global metaphor and, more provocatively, to put on the first staging in the ghetto of "The Merchant of Venice".
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The ruling may breathe new life into a House Judiciary Committee investigation into President Donald Trump for obstruction of justice, which failed to gain steam since Mueller issued his report on Trump and testified last summer and since the White House has blocked administration witnesses from appearing before Congress.
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BRING OUT THE PAINT "A bold color and modern hardware can breathe new life into old, ordinary cabinetry," said CeCe Barfield Thompson, an interior designer who gave her own 1990s-era kitchen a makeover a few years ago by painting the cherry wood cabinets Smokestack Gray by Benjamin Moore.
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So, the producers should not just be looking for a great love story, they should have their eyes on the only contestant from Colton's season that could breathe new life into the series and also deliver the fun, loveable lead that Bachelor Nation expects: Make Tayshia Adams your 2019 Bachelorette, ABC.
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Because unlike most attempts to breathe new life into -- and wring fresh profits out of -- old intellectual property, "War for the Planet of the Apes" not only climbs to new heights in its particularly world but doesn't leave the Earth scorched in terms of where it might go from here.
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Lisa Murkowski, the Alaska Republican who lost a 2010 primary bid to an insurgent challenger but later won as a write-in candidate during the general election, said she hoped that Moore's victory did not breathe new life into a tea party movement with its sights set on GOP incumbents.
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There's even a term, the Netflix Effect, for when making shows available on Netflix would breathe new life into the show or generate more interest in the first place (like how AMC's Mad Men and Breaking Bad became much more popular after people found and binged them on the streaming site).
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The Trump administration has hoped to breathe new life into negotiations through a second summit meeting, in which Mr. Trump would try to persuade Mr. Kim to commit to a road map for giving up his nuclear arsenal and production facilities — and to take concrete first steps along that path.
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As much as it salutes the "Great Race" of old, it is emblematic of another kind of journey that we are on today – not just to save one village from disease, but to breathe new life into an entire healthcare system in desperate need of greater efficiencies, better treatment outcomes and reduced costs.
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" Jennifer Jenkins, a clinical professor of law and director at the Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke University told WNYC that the release of the 6900-year-old movies, books and more means that "anyone can rediscover or breathe new life into a treasure trove of past works.
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And it can be harnessed to breathe new life into existing institutions, such as the kitschy old-timey-signage enveloping Di Fara's pizza stall at the N3 Food Hall in Williamsburg (new, but made to look like the exterior of the Midwood original, which underwent a temporary closure last year for non-payment of taxes).
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Ragnarok might change that and breathe new life into the Thor franchise with some major star power in the form of Blanchett; Tom Hiddleston reprising his role as Marvel's best bad guy, Loki; a rumored appearance by Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange; and the screwball weirdness of incorporating the Hulk into a Shakespearean superhero world.
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In the UFC's view, the organisation will surely be willing Duquesnoy on to victory as a way to breathe new life into a bantamweight division which lost two exciting fighters to retirement—Urijah Faber and Brad Pickett—and let a former prospect in Michael McDonald leave the UFC for pastures new earlier in 2017.
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Image 2 of 2 SEOUL, South Korea – Senior officials from the rival Koreas met Monday to set a date and venue for a third summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, part of an effort to breathe new life into resolving the nuclear standoff between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Chrysaor, a North Sea-focused oil company backed by private equity fund EIG Partners, will acquire from Shell a mix of older fields, new developments and infrastructure in a move analysts say could breathe new life into one of the world's oldest offshore basins where production has been in a steady decline since the late 1990s.
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Microsoft's insistence that 23D is something new and futuristic aside — 23D graphics have been around for decades and will forever be associated in my mind with terrible '90s web art — Microsoft executives actually made a convincing case that they would be able to breathe new life into a form that never quite caught on with the masses.
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Current CEO Culp sees the spin-out as a way to breathe new life into the business "As an independently operated company, our digital business will be best positioned to advance our strategy to focus on our core verticals to deliver greater value for our customers and generate new value for shareholders," Culp explained in a statement.
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Where to stream: Netflix Oscar-winning horror fiend Guillermo del Toro produced this unsettling Spanish thriller, which sees a woman named Laura (Belén Rueda) return to the now-shuttered orphanage where she grew up—with her husband Carlos (Fernando Cayo) and their adopted son Simón (Roger Príncep) in tow—to breathe new life into the institution that help other abandoned children and wannabe parents find each other.
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Not taking 'no' for an answer, Dr. Goodwin must disrupt the status quo and prove he will stop at nothing to breathe new life into this understaffed, underfunded and underappreciated hospital — the only one in the world capable of treating Ebola patients, prisoners from Rikers and the president of the United States under one roof — and return it to the glory that put it on the map.
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Not taking "no" for an answer, Dr. Goodwin must disrupt the status quo and prove he will stop at nothing to breathe new life into this understaffed, underfunded and underappreciated hospital - the only one in the world capable of treating Ebola patients, prisoners from Rikers and the president of the United States under one roof - and return it to the glory that put it on the map.
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Even Simpson herself is shifting to using the incident that marked her a public pariah as a marketing tactic, to breathe new life into her career in the U.S. If we are to reexamine how we define "celebrity" in our culture, it begins with looking at the ways that tragedy (or in this case, televised snafus) are utilized to be packaged, marketed, and sensationalized to launch careers.
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Judging by President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's recent decision to breathe new life into the world trade war despite the presidential election now being less than one year away, it would seem that the gods are conspiring to destroy him.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 21625 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) overstepped in his opposition to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick for secretary of Veterans Affairs and that it could breathe new life into his Montana Senate race.
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