| - Perhaps you need to rest and revitalise too? | |
| It'll revitalise your energy points. | |
| Release the blood and revitalise the soul | |
| Rest and revitalise, I'll take care of it. | |
| Something to lower our attention - threshold, as it were, to open us up - to be ready to accept the true conservative message - of rich people having tried to revitalise themselves - by ruthlessly appropriating the vitality of the poor people. | |
| - Perhaps you need to rest and revitalise too? | |
| It'll revitalise your energy points. | |
| Release the blood and revitalise the soul | |
| Rest and revitalise, I'll take care of it. | |
| Something to lower our attention - threshold, as it were, to open us up - to be ready to accept the true conservative message - of rich people having tried to revitalise themselves - by ruthlessly appropriating the vitality of the poor people. | |
| Bubble Shock revitalises your taste buds and gives you energy morning, noon and night. | |
| It revitalises your body. | |
| Bubble Shock revitalises your taste buds and gives you energy morning, noon and night. | |
| It revitalises your body. | |
| As always, I had removed it and revitalised it, but you didn't arrive. | |
| Four separate glands I've removed and revitalised, ...only to have them die, and still you didn't arrive. | |
| I am not such a senile old fool that I have forgotten the difference between a revitalised and a living organ. | |
| I managed to keep that gland revitalised for four days. | |
| Painting and the arts were also revitalised. | |
| Before 1935, the New Deal focused on revitalising stricken business... ..and agricultural communities. | |
| It's on a revitalising loop. | |
| It's really revitalising! | |
| She looks as if she is in a TV advert for a wonderfully revitalising bath. | |
| it wasn't just water that was important - minerals carried in the water were thought to have revitalising powers. | |
| As always, I had removed it and revitalised it, but you didn't arrive. | |
| Four separate glands I've removed and revitalised, ...only to have them die, and still you didn't arrive. | |
| I am not such a senile old fool that I have forgotten the difference between a revitalised and a living organ. | |
| I managed to keep that gland revitalised for four days. | |
| Painting and the arts were also revitalised. | |
| Before 1935, the New Deal focused on revitalising stricken business... ..and agricultural communities. | |
| It's on a revitalising loop. | |
| It's really revitalising! | |
| She looks as if she is in a TV advert for a wonderfully revitalising bath. | |
| it wasn't just water that was important - minerals carried in the water were thought to have revitalising powers. | |
