1.   He is a well-respected retail executive who was brought on board in February to help breath life into faltering operations.

2.   In fact, he and Morris, ultimately the founder of the English Arts and Crafts movement, would breath new life into the Pre-Raphaelite movement.

3.   Now the question is whether the technology will be enough to breath new life into the company.

4.   There was ample evidence that lower rates were needed to breath life into the economy, corporate executives said.

5.   But she said Republicans are trying to breath new life into economic ideas that long ago proved unworkable.

6.   Jim Kelly was supposed to breath new life into the Buffalo Bills.

7.   PONTIAC, Mich. -- Jim Kelly was supposed to breath new life into the Buffalo Bills.

8.   However Vacaroiu said the reshuffle was needed to breath new life into the two ministries.

9.   This week, Dole tapped a new strategist, Ken Khachigian, to breath new life into his campaign here.

10.   Vacaroiu justified the reshuffle by saying it was needed to breath new life into the two ministries.