Sentence examples for I would revive from inspiring English sources

As a junkie I would revive this 'Oh my God, I'm getting away with it' sensation when traveling through airport customs with a bottom full of heroin".

ADAM RAPP/Playwright I would revive and direct "The Homecoming" with Paul Sparks as the pimp, Elizabeth Marvel as the wife and someone like Austin Pendleton or Guy Boyd as the father.... I've always imagined the play as very scary and dangerous, and with an incredible amount of tension that would be an uncomfortable experience for the audience.

So to pay tribute to Safire's hefty legacy, I thought I would revive his prognostication ritual here (and consistent with the name of my column, risk making a fool of myself).

He said: "I would revive that like a shot.

"I always thought it would revive, that's the thing I find most difficult," he says wistfully.

"We knew it would revive London and draw people in.

Furthermore, it would revive British space efforts – no need to make an economic argument there.

Engineers had hoped it would revive in the spring, but they never heard from it again.

Perstorp said it would revive a plan to spin off the flooring unit to shareholders next year.

But the party's key promise was that it would revive Britain's public services—health and education, especially.

Until yesterday, the economy's future -- whether it would revive or dip into recession -- rested on whether layoffs would inhibit consumer spending, whether business investment would revive, whether home construction and home prices would stay up.