An investigation may have just breathed new life into Batterygate.
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Instead, surprising everyone, he breathed new life into Trinity Chapel.
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Charles Cumming has breathed new life into the spy novel.
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The ascendance of Trump has breathed new life into that excuse.
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That installment, directed by J.J. Abrams, breathed new life into the franchise.
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All of this breathed new life into the Equal Rights Amendment movement.
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Indeed, with such luminous color, you've breathed new life into this old man.
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But the 21st century seems to have breathed new life into Coney Island.
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The third party "skills" have breathed new life into the internet of things.
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"The director breathed new life into a tired, old show," one voter said.
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It's accomplished more than that: It has breathed new life into his company.
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Innovations from the sexual health and wellness category breathed new life into CES.
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It has breathed new life into populist movements from Hungary to Austria to Italy.
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All these new ideas, these external influences, have breathed new life into German soccer.
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In 1967, Robert Kennedy breathed new life into the efforts in, specifically, Bed-Stuy.
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Trump's proposal breathed new life into an issue that has been stalled for months.
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"Venom" breathed new life into what the studio calls the Sony Universe of Marvel Characters.
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Trump also expressed annoyance that Giuliani's theatrics have breathed new life into the Daniels story.
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The outbreak of the coronavirus has breathed new life into the White House briefing room.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Eight years ago, New Hampshire breathed new life into Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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But fitness trackers and the quantified self-movement have breathed new life into these old practices.
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S. trade war, while comments from the Turkish central bank breathed new life into the lira.
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So he breathed new life into high-rises, in strange and intricate shapes, and in electric hues.
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It was in the midst of this hysteria that Holmes breathed new life into the First Amendment.
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A Florida legislator breathed new life into a proposal to end a ban on guns in schools.
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Although daily print circulation had sunk to roughly 200,000, Mr. Rich breathed new life into the paper.
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He said that the California senator had several breakout moments that "breathed new life" into her campaign.
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The Women's March, #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have breathed new life into the fight for gender equality.
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But news of Amazon's blockbuster acquisition of Whole Foods last month has breathed new life into the discussion.
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"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" breathed new life into classic characters in ways that critics and audiences alike loved.
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Social media platforms and the internet they ride on have breathed new life into the world of espionage.
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"They have breathed new life into the city," Gino Fazzari, owner of the nearby Calderone Club restaurant, said.
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That&aposs why the introduction of ClassPass four years ago breathed new life into the fitness studio world.
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But Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina on Saturday breathed new life into his campaign, dimming Klobuchar's prospects.
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"He has breathed new life into Huntsman, absolutely, and brings new perspectives to the table, too," Ms. Rush said.
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It was the third and final rally of a day he argued has breathed new life into his struggling campaign.
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The recent nuclear deal between Iran and the international community has breathed new life into Iran's relations with the world.
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He said that Slide Fire, where he and his wife used to work, breathed new life into a dying town.
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The elections also breathed new life into a Québécois separatist party previously believed to have been extinguished in the east.
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Since becoming involved in the championship in 2015, McIlroy has breathed new life into a competition that was in peril.
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The 1996 tune has been a memeworthy Halloween track for years, but this dance challenge breathed new life into it.
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And for all ages, the newcomers Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Adam Driver breathed new life into this behemoth franchise.
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Through delicate retouching and post-production techniques, photographer James Ball (aka Docubyte) breathed new life into these aging historical artifacts.
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For cisgender (meaning, not transgender) lesbians, bisexual women, and otherwise queer women, the app breathed new life into our dating options.
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Paramount and CBS breathed new life into the Star Trek franchise with a trio of new movies and a streaming show.
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"The Gratitude Diaries" author Janice Kaplan found that simply saying "thank you" to her husband breathed new life into their marriage.
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So that — the 963 election and the buildup to that — really resuscitated the militia movement and breathed new life into it.
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But it was Biden's thumping victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday that really breathed new life into his campaign.
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California's Proposition 8 breathed new life into the fight for marriage equality and led to a victory in the Supreme Court.
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Virginia's new Democratic majority, however, has breathed new life into the push after becoming the 2628th state to pass the amendment.
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"The Gratitude Diaries" author Janice Kaplan found that simply saying "thank you" to her husband breathed new life into their marriage.
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This sparked the mid-March protests, the largest in the entire Petrobras saga, and breathed new life into Cunha's impeachment quest.
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But most of all, I also found that the idea of upending the points system breathed new life into the show.
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Steven Avery's former attorney Jerry Buting tells PEOPLE that the Netflix series Making a Murderer has breathed new life into Avery's case.
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But while Saban may never eclipse Bryant, he has led an Alabama renaissance that has breathed new life into the Bryant legacy.
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This has breathed new life into the idea of making precise changes to genomes, which is what synthetic biology is all about.
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By their sheer numbers, teachers breathed new life into the stagnating U.S. labor movement — even with nationwide union membership at historic lows.
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"He has breathed new life into the G.O.P.'s chances of holding the seat," said Jennifer Duffy of the Cook Political Report.
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But this week, the U.S. Supreme Court breathed new life into my case , sending it back to the Washington courts for further consideration.
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His appointment has breathed new life into Chipotle's stock, which has soared more than 200 percent since his role was announced in February.
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But the breach, scientists say, has breathed new life into the bay, flushing in fresh ocean water and pulling out polluted bay water.
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The result has breathed new life into a magazine that once had little industry clout, making it relevant again for the capital's commuters.
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The $3.3 billion acquisition of a money-losing site seemed like a mistake, but has breathed new life into Walmart's e-commerce business.
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" But the decision in India has breathed new life into the fight against what some gay rights activists have called their "colonial hangover.
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This stance has breathed new life into the old Soviet propaganda tool of "whataboutism," the trick of turning any argument against the opponent.
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Oprah Winfrey, whose endorsement and investment has breathed new life into Weight Watchers, is branching out into food branded under her own name.
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With a series of tweets over the weekend, President Trump breathed new life into the debate surrounding NFL players kneeling during the national anthem.
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Trailing by double-digits in late tracking polls, the upset victory breathed new life into a contest Clinton was hoping to wrap up early.
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The data-capture infrastructure, in conjunction with the computational infrastructure, have breathed new life into some machine-learning approaches that have long been around.
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For progressives, the absence of a consensus on the right has breathed new life into long-stewing plans to pursue their own overhaul plans.
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I think we welcomed the challenge, and it breathed new life into our band, just like when Ben [Koller, drummer] joined our band initially.
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The election of Mr. Trump breathed new life into the magazine, however, and its aggressive coverage of the president garnered praise from the left.
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His appointment as president of Nintendo of America has breathed new life into the joke, with thousands of people sharing it on social media.
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The repression has breathed new life into a once-fringe separatist movement that in October unilaterally declared independence for a breakaway state known as Ambazonia.
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For some biotech companies, money from China has breathed new life into experimental drugs or devices that lost priority inside company pipelines for various reasons.
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Ms Ardern, who almost single-handedly breathed new life into her party after its decade on the sidelines, is liked for her warmth and approachability.
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Talk of the readmission of Russia to the G-7 presents another potentially thorny topic after Trump breathed new life into the idea this week.
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In the two years since Freudian, his voice—dreamy and angelic—breathed new life into R&B, marking him as a frontrunner of the genre.
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In the last five years, however, new investors and individual buyers have breathed "new life" into the peninsula, which has about 2,500 full-time residents.
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Ridley Scott breathed new life into the Alien franchise with Prometheus (22) and is setting the stage for something bigger with Alien: Covenant in 22010.
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Several days later, she took a come-from-behind victory over then-Senator Barack Obama, a win that breathed new life into her presidential bid.
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It was a testament to Ben McAdoo, the first-year coach, and the many first-year Giants who breathed new life into a sagging team.
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SAP's $8 billion acquisition of SurveyMonkey competitor Qualtrics has breathed new life into the survey software space, Zander Lurie, the CEO of SurveyMonkey parent SVMK Inc.
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Mike Pence as presidential hopeful Donald Trump's choice of running mate has breathed new life into the Periods for Pence protest campaign, Stat reported on Saturday.
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"By making renewed accusations about the plaintiffs in 2017, Infowars breathed new life into this conspiracy and caused intense emotional anguish and despair," the lawsuit states.
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"The Assad regime's draconian and heavy-handed approach to fighting this insurgency has breathed new life into al Qaeda in Syria in many ways," said Clarke.
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Rebranding Google Glass as an enterprise tool for blue-collar factory workers and doctors was a savvy move that breathed new life into the smart glasses.
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His remarks sent electricity through the reform movement and breathed new life into federal legislation that could still pass this year in a lame duck session.
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Random House is to release it next year in a translation by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky, whose work has breathed new life into Russian classics.
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Those same hard times breathed new life into the college game, where young talent in a more palatable package played for their schools free of charge.
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The band's latest incarnation has breathed new life into the project, pushing their songwriting and ambitions to new levels as bigger opportunities continue to reveal themselves.
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Tuesday's results will reshape the race for the Democratic nomination, much as Biden's long-promised win in South Carolina breathed new life into a flagging campaign.
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Mr. Cosby's sentence on Tuesday, and Judge Kavanaugh's hearing on Thursday, have breathed new life into #MeToo a year after the first reports about Harvey Weinstein.
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The Macro Museum of Contemporary Art (Via Nizza, 138; 39-06-0608) has intriguing exhibitions, but has also breathed new life into a formerly stuffy neighborhood.
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Companies moving production from China - here The trade war has breathed new life into Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), where Prinx Chengshan is building its factory.
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Companies moving production from China - here The trade war has breathed new life into Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), where Prinx Chengshan is building its factory.
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Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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Michigan's voters breathed new life into Bernie Sanders's campaign last week by handing the Vermont senator one of the biggest upsets in recent presidential primary history.
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These advancements gained Gotti a mainstream fanbase that he'd never seen before and breathed new life into his already-established decade-long stronghold on the south.
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She is the one who came out of nowhere and beat the incumbent in the New York primary and she&aposs breathed new life into the party.
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DONALD TRUMP calls it the "failing" New York Times in his tweets, but his presidency has breathed new life into the newspaper and other mainstream media outlets.
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Donald Trump's victory in that election breathed new life into that debate, and into broader debates about why Trump won and how to defeat Trumpism going forward.
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A poet who died 101 years ago, he created work that shattered literary norms and breathed new life into the language — on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Footsteps Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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But his overwhelming victory in South Carolina breathed new life into his campaign and forced his main moderate rivals, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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The book, which built on the work of other poets like José Martí, shattered the stodgy literary norms of the day and breathed new life into the language.
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Audience numbers aside, players, developers, event organizers, and viewers I talked to all agree that this growing class of mods has breathed new life into familiar older titles.
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Arts & Leisure _____ Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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Trump's comments put the two-year-old detente in jeopardy just days after the death of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, which breathed new life into the policy debate.
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Rising oil prices have breathed new life into the oil patch, but the sudden enthusiasm has made Cramer wonder if it can all be chalked up to irrational exuberance.
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After the abject failure that was the Wii U — a console that sold about a tenth of what its predecessor did — the Switch has breathed new life into the company.
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Two new deals to start the year and positive trial presentations at the J.P. Morgan Health Care Conference have breathed new life into some of last year's biggest stock losers.
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A federal appeals court on Friday said it would not reconsider a recent decision that breathed new life into a patent holding company's infringement case against Alphabet Inc's Google LLC.
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Shannon has taken the fantasy epic and breathed new life into it, allowing women's stories to take center stage where they belong, even in a world nothing like our own.
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We have been fortunate enough to have breathed new life into the conversation of gun violence and elevated it to the forefront of the American consciousness for the past year.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin have breathed new life into these efforts by saying that delegates should be free to follow their consciences instead of being committed to back a candidate.
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Mark K. Shriver writes that he had become "disillusioned" about the Roman Catholic Church until Pope Francis came along three years ago and breathed new life into it for him.
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But as a new viewer, in Snow White I experienced a surprising interpretation of a classic tale that breathed new life into dance, a medium that I previously found tiresome.
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The protests breathed new life into civil societies, even as increasingly repressive states pushed activists to work under a cloak of secrecy, and the unrest stoked pre-existing sectarian tensions.
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FX's "American Crime Story," which just finished its first season, has breathed new life into the O.J. Simpson murder case, and an explosive upcoming ESPN documentary will do the same.
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A federal investigation into Anthony Weiner's sexting has breathed new life into an FBI inquiry into Hillary Clinton's private email server and concerns that she improperly handled of classified information.
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Already, BandLab has breathed new life into Swee Lee's 70-year-old business, which has expanded to become a place to find music lessons and buy merchandising as well as instruments.
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"OPEC-led cuts have breathed new life into oil bulls but unless the organization digs deeper, the drawdown in global oil stockpiles will soon fizzle out," broker PVM's Stephen Brennock wrote.
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Bottega Veneta's sales surged after Maier arrived in 2001 as he breathed new life into the brand, though they have flagged in recent years due to markdowns and weaker Chinese demand.
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But the five-months-old Siren Hotel has breathed new life into the Renaissance Revivalist exemplar, restoring its travertine floors, the plaster detailing on its ceilings and its terra-cotta signs.
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The big crowds have breathed new life into the economy of the remote region around the mountain, creating jobs for residents in the area, many of whom have been alpaca herders.
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Rising oil prices have breathed new life into the oil patch, but the sudden enthusiasm has made CNBC's Jim Cramer wonder if it can all be chalked up to irrational exuberance.
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Several analysts said both companies will be better off on their own, noting that the extension of U.S. solar investment tax credits beyond 2016 had breathed new life into the industry.
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Spitsov breathed new life into the Russian challenge on the final leg as the French fell away, reeling in the leading pair and making it a two-horse race for gold.
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The company's blow-out September quarterly results and strong guidance "breathed new life" into the whole semiconductor cohort, he said, pointing to the stocks of Qualcomm, Skyworks Solutions, Broadcom and Marvell Technology.
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But the two developments breathed new life into Gulf oil production development, which was slowed by the BP Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010 and the collapse in oil prices two years ago.
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In 1999, The Blair Witch Project breathed new life into both horror and the indie scene by inventing the found-footage subgenre, which is now on its last legs following six Paranormal Activity movies.
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Meanwhile, Russian military actions in Ukraine and pressure from the Trump administration have breathed new life into a European defense market to which U.S. defense firms have paid relatively little attention in recent years.
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He also breathed new life into a moribund Texas Democratic Party which four years ago saw its superstar gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis spend close to $50 million dollars only to lose to Republican Gov.
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I think that while Trump's election can feel like it's breathed new life into a fringe group, the darker truth is that he's unhooded a massive beast that had been actively lurking all along.
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Sega's advances in the racing game industry during the middle of the 22s had proven an inspirational push to rival companies, and "breathed new life into other racing games that later followed", says Mizuguchi.
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This isn't the first time in recent years that Friday the 13th — which hit theaters in 1980, two years after John Carpenter's Halloween breathed new life into the slasher subgenre — was considered for a reboot.
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"22015 Days is a peaceful prayer vigil that has undoubtedly breathed new life into the movement," says Danelia Cardona, a psychiatrist who heads the Colombia Episcopal Conference's Department for the Promotion and Defense of Life.
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As a recent arrival to Austin, Cordova's breathed new life into the scene booking cutting edge DJs, producing banging techno alongside Katrina Fairlee as Permian Basin, and deconstructing it live with the improvisational group Maramuresh.
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The OPEC deal reached in November helped lift prices but also breathed new life into U.S. producers, who have boosted drilling in shale regions and raised U.S. output to levels not seen since mid-0003.
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And that includes a 1996 update to the law, which pretty much acted like a double-knee replacement surgery—the 85033 update recognized the Internet and breathed new life into the law for a time.
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With their unalloyed messages of resentment and rage, Trump and Bannon have inadvertently breathed new life into the Democratic "coalition of the ascendant," an electoral alliance of college educated whites, minority voters and younger Americans.
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Collectively, they have breathed new life into the thesis of the widely discussed 2008 book The Party Decides, which holds that it is ultimately the leadership and major figures of political parties who deliver nominations.
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Trump's racially charged law-and-order rhetoric, and his promise to deport or incarcerate millions of immigrants — with the help of a like-minded attorney general, Jeff Sessions — have breathed new life into the industry.
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Mr. Simons breathed new life into Jil Sander, and after six years there, as Ms. Sander returned, he joined Dior, ascending to one of the highest mounts of Parisian ready-to-wear and haute couture.
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But Draymond Green's suspension in Game 5 provided an opportunity for the Cavaliers to gain some momentum on the road, and breakout performances by LeBron James and Kyrie Irving have breathed new life into the Cavs.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit breathed new life into the case, ruling that Google violated copyright law when it used Oracle's Java APIs to create the Android mobile operating system.
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Chicago (CNN)President Donald Trump's relentless attack on the reporters who cover him has "breathed new life" into a decaying mainstream media, says the editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed, the popular social news and entertainment organization.
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Certainly, iOS 12 has breathed new life into the aging iPad mini (as Mashable senior editor Stan Schroeder so happily discovered), but even the iPad mini 4's once powerful A8 chip is sluggish in 2019.
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The WPA era not only catalyzed an artistic renaissance in America—giving visual artists like Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, and Jackson Pollock some of their first commissions—it also breathed new life into environmental conservation.
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By Jan Wolfe The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has breathed new life into a research institute's claims that Eli Lilly and Co's erectile dysfunction drug Cialis infringes on one of its patents.
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But it was Sanders who eked out a 1.5-point win -- a surprise victory that breathed new life into his campaign and virtually ensured he would remain in the race until the end (which he did).
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West took an incident we all recalled and thought was over — his infamous interruption of her Best Female Video acceptance speech at the 229 MTV Video Music Awards — and breathed new life into a dead grudge.
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World Space Week, a massive confab that takes place across over 80 countries, just ended, and it has breathed new life into organizations around the world participating in the space race, says one top industry player.
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As US attorney general, Sessions sought to roll back vital gains across a range of areas, including criminal justice, immigration, policing, and beyond; he also breathed new life into the department's decades-old war on drugs.
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Telecom firms including Comcast Corp and Cox Communications on Wednesday asked an appeals court to reconsider a recent decision that breathed new life into patent infringement claims brought against them by licensing firm TQ Delta LLC.
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State Department official David Holmes is scheduled to appear Friday for a closed-door deposition, a sign Taylor's evidence has breathed new life into Democrat's fact-finding investigation, even as the public sales pitch has begun.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rather than being distracted by the sleepless nights or the regular nappy changing duties that have fallen his way, the arrival of baby daughter Sophia in February has breathed new life into Andy Murray's career.
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Whereas "Conversations with Friends" breathed new life into the novel of adultery, "Normal People" bends the conventions of boy-meets-girl, boy-rejects-girl, girl-rejects-boy (and so on) to create a book of piercing insight.
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The move to create a new aerospace supplier with revenue of more than $8 billion breathed new life into the concept of combining aircraft interiors with providers of systems and connectivity, as planemakers shift towards smarter cabins.
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The series is now 17 years old, and while a soft reboot in 2011 breathed new life into the franchise, extending the series hinged on a time-travel storyline, which produced a somewhat messy and confusing continuity.
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But, with Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina, he breathed new life into his limping campaign, offering new hope not only to his campaign but also to moderate Democrats who have yet to settle on a primary champion.
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It was a warning that understandably went unheeded by thousands of South Americans on the streets of Kazan in the early hours of Monday as they celebrated an emphatic 3-0 victory that breathed new life into their campaign.
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While some of these states voted on different days in the 1453 primary, Sanders netted a 1443-delegate margin over Hillary Clinton across the six of them, pulling an upset in Michigan that breathed new life into his campaign.
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But news of Trump's phone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky this month breathed new life into claims he would soon be leaving the Trump administration, despite denials from the secretary and his staff that he was staying put.
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In the five trading days since Trump took office, the new commander in chief of the U.S. economy with the stroke of a pen has breathed new life into the energy sector by clearing the way for pipelines to get built .
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A raft of data from China in coming weeks is expected to show the world's second-largest economy carried solid momentum into 2017, thanks to heavy government stimulus and a construction boom that breathed new life into its ailing smokestack industries.
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The world's second-largest economy also likely grew around 6.7 percent for 2016 as a whole - roughly in the middle of the government's target range - as a stimulus-fueled construction boom breathed new life into its long ailing "smokestack" heavy industries.
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When I look around my adopted hometown, I see my own story reflected: refugees who came here, put down roots, raised families, and worked together to achieve the American dream—and by doing so, breathed new life into St. Louis.
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Nearly two-thirds of companies said they wanted a continuation of the three-pronged "Abenomics" recipe of hyper-loose monetary easing, fiscal spending and structural reforms, which breathed new life into the economy immediately after its launch nearly five years ago.
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Toast the herbs, spices or condiments until fragrant, stir in a portion of cooked rice, adding a splash of water if needed to help distribute the seasonings, heat until warmed, and you've breathed new life into your leftovers with minimal effort.
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Toast the herbs, spices or condiments until fragrant, stir in a portion of cooked rice, adding a splash of water if needed to help distribute the seasonings, heat until warmed, and you've breathed new life into your leftovers with minimal effort.
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When she started writing Captain Marvel in 2012, DeConnick breathed new life into the hero formerly known as Ms. Marvel by giving her a new purpose and a new role as a cosmos-exploring space commander and Avengers field leader.
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This remarkable turn of events has breathed new life into the pernicious myth of "Teflon Trump," the notion that the reality television star who is unquestionably a master of obtaining attention is also a master of political persuasion or confusion.
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Over the last month, the Senate Judiciary Committee's confirmation hearings for Justice Kavanaugh, who had been accused by Christine Blasey Ford and other women of sexual misconduct when they were in high school and college, breathed new life into #HimToo.
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His clear message, often via Twitter, has breathed new life into Germany's oldest party which has a proud history of resisting the Nazis but is struggling to find direction after ten of the last 14 years as Merkel's junior partner.
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Lawmakers for close to 10 years sought to set some kind of national law on data breach notifications much success, until a spate of high-profile retail breaches in 2015 breathed new life into security legislation — creating a glut of options.
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The ACLU takes up Mansmann's caseNearly a month after the notes were posted in the bathroom, the ACLU of Maine breathed new life into the case this week when it filed a temporary restraining order to delay the school from starting the suspension.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the Carlyle Group-backed company that breathed new life into a "zombie" refinery complex on the East Coast is now trying to shed the investment in the face of market headwinds, according to people familiar with the efforts.
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A federal appeals court has breathed new life into a pair of cases seeking to force the Justice Department to sue former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But that choose-your-own-adventure moment is a hallmark of Telltale Games, the independent developer behind the Batman game and the company that has breathed new life into the industry's genre of story-focused games that let players decide how a plot unfolds.
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In April, T paired this year's most-talked-about designers — Alessandro Michele, who has breathed new life into Gucci, and Demna Gvasalia, who parlayed his buzzy brand Vetements into the top job at Balenciaga — for their first meeting, and a very frank (and illuminating) chat.
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For the marginalized section of the show's audience that includes trans and gender non-conforming people, Netflix's updated dub has breathed new life into one of the most important anime series of all time, taking what was once queer subtext and bringing it closer to outright text.
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Before Trump's most recent remarks, such figures as Matt Drudge and Sean Hannity breathed new life into the speculation about Clinton's health, with the Drudge Report giving top spaces to February photos of Clinton apparently being assisted by two men as she climbed a short staircase.
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But just like when the X-Men were at the top of their game, the hype is starting back up in the comic books first, as a new storyline called House of X has breathed new life into the spirit and souls of Marvel's Merry Mutants.
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Mixed messages from British Prime Minister Theresa May and Brexit minister David Davis on Wednesday over the timetable of Britain's exit from the European Union led to a day of clarifications and breathed new life into political divisions over when British lawmakers would vote on a Brexit deal.
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A dramatically engaging, layered story experience that breathed new life into the ideas of transmedia storytelling, it raised the bar for the kind of emotional experiences that people can expect from the world of immersive theater — and it pulled it all off by making the audience part of the storytelling itself.
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Earlier on Monday, before the bombing, her predicted easy glide to victory in the June 8 elections had unexpectedly run into trouble of her own making, as her plans to reduce social benefits for older people breathed new life into the electoral prospects of the divided opposition Labour Party. Mrs.
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Stallone has gone out of his way to heap praise and credit upon Coogler since the Golden Globes, when the winning actor thanked everyone from his family to the character of Rocky himself — but noticeably forgot to say anything about the writer/director who breathed new life into the Rocky franchise.
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The company's US online sales increased 13 percent last year, buoyed by a successful expansion of an online grocery business; the digital-first brands and digital-first talent it has acquired have breathed new life into its portfolio; and it has shed at least part of its reputation for being a digital dinosaur.
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China recentlytightened curbs on outflows as its foreign exchange reservesfell to near six-year lows.. The economy also likely grew around 6.7 percent for 2016 as a whole - roughly in the middle of the government's target range - as a stimulus-fuelled construction boom breathed new life into its long ailing "smokestack" heavy industries.
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In the span of 30 minutes, an often-shouting Mr. Trump breathed new life into a controversy that was sparked on Saturday by his posting of an image on his Twitter account of a six-pointed star next to a picture of Hillary Clinton, with money seeming to rain down in the background.
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Last year, I had the opportunity to speak to Chris Claremont, a comic book writer who, with artists John Byrne and Dave Cockrum, is considered to be part of the team that breathed new life into the X-Men in the '70s and '80s and turned them into the pop culture force they are today.
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Swift's latest has breathed new life into my workout playlist, and I'm hardly alone in celebrating the home of "Look What You Made Me Do." In fact, St. Louis' KMOV newscaster and co-host of Great Day St. Louis Laura Hettiger loves the new album so much that she crafted her traffic report to be totally Taylor Swift-focused.
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WASHINGTON — The widow of one of four soldiers killed in Niger went on television on Monday to criticize President Trump for how he spoke to her during a condolence call last week, drawing a swift denial from Mr. Trump, who breathed new life into a bitter controversy that has transformed a tragedy into a political feud.
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Meanwhile, reliably prolific rappers like Future, Mozzy, and 211000 Greedo continued their creative sprints that yielded multiple new projects; artists like Summer Walker and Snoh Aalegra breathed new life into R&B; the goths had some big wins, with killer records from Boy Harsher and Drab Majesty; and the 211000 Gecs litmus test (do you 'get it'?) became inescapable.
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Well-known characters like Frankenstein, Dracula, the Phantom of the Opera, and more provided a built-in audience that would return to the cinema for sequel after sequel; Peter Cushing (as Van Helsing, Dr. Frankenstein, and others) and Christopher Lee (best known for his Count Dracula) breathed new life into these familiar stories in what would become some of their most beloved roles.
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During his media appearances throughout the years, Wuco breathed new life into the unfounded "birther" conspiracy, in which conservatives, including President Donald Trump, once claimed former President Barack Obama was not born in the US."While he was senator, before he ran for president, they invested over $1 million in legal fees," Wuco said, referring to Obama in 2012, according to CNN.
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Live musicals, reinvigorated NBC had already drawn big ratings with musicals, but Fox's "Grease" and NBC's "Hairspray" breathed new life into the form, coming much closer to capturing the energy of a theatrical experience than their predecessors, while still capitalizing on the close-up, best-seat-in-the-house medium of TV. Crime, for a limited time Netflix's "Narcos," the second edition of ABC's "American Crime" and HBO's "The Night Of" each delivered absorbing dramas with a beginning, middle and end.
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