11.   It is the readers who breathe life into a newspaper with their letters.

12.   Belliustin called upon the tsar to circumvent the ecclesiastical hierarchy and breathe life into the clerical estate.

13.   David is determined to breathe life back into an estate nursery that was once one of the finest in Gloucestershire.

14.   Yesterday was to have been the day on which the Prime Minister would restore his credibility and breathe new life back into his party.

15.   PLANS to breathe new life into a derelict brickworks by building a new village on it have been rejected by Darlington councillors.

16.   But they have been replaced in recent years by unknowns in a series of changes designed to breathe new life into the programme.

17.   GERARD DEPARDIEU is the giant, shambling bear of a man who has seemingly singlehandedly breathed fresh life into the French film industry.

18.   Along the way, it breathed new life into both Shakespeare and the documentary form.

19.   And it breathed life into the United States of America.

20.   And other technologies could breathe new life into the world of wireless as well.