- He is
known for
reestablishing the
power of the
Portuguese monarchy,
reinvigorating the
economy of Portugal, and
renewing the
Portuguese exploration of...
-
capers and
herbs like chives,
chervil and tarragon: ravigoté
connotes "
reinvigorated" or "freshened up". It is
generally served with mild-flavored proteins...
-
battle in 208 BC,
leaving behind a
legacy of
military conquests and a
reinvigorated Roman legend of the
spolia opima.
Little is
known of
Marcus Claudius...
-
outnumbered the
victorious British and Indians. The
British victory reinvigorated the
militia and
civil authorities of
Upper Canada, who had previously...
- 19th
century on rue Saint-Honore in Paris. This
brand would then be
reinvigorated by Touhami. It is
headquartered in Paris, France, and has had more than...
- finances,
economy and bureaucracy. The
resulting stable government,
reinvigorated monetary economy and
sizeable budget surplus allowed the
empire to pursue...
-
number of
independently produced parodies of
educational typing games reinvigorated the genre.
Other games are
built around typing as a
method of interaction...
-
warrior discouraged by the Templars'
failures in the Holy Land, who is
reinvigorated by news that the Holy
Grail has resurfaced. Tom
Cullen as
Landry de...
-
religious movement originating in the 20th
century that
endeavors to
reinvigorate modern Judaism with Kabbalistic, Hasidic, and
musical practices. Specifically...
- past with a
newly dominant form of the present,
paying tribute to and
reinvigorating the
former while expanding the
horizons of the latter." The
rhythm was...
