Sentence examples for Resurgent summer from inspiring English sources

To do so, Murray would most likely again have to contend with Federer, who is having a resurgent summer.

Djokovic completed a resurgent summer, adding the Open title to his Wimbledon crown by defeating Juan Martín del Potro.

Federer said he felt the "defining moment" of his resurgent summer came when he was practicing in April to get ready for the clay-court tournament in Rome.

Though he has increased patrols to cope with the resurgent summer night life here, Chief Ecker is among those who say they believe that the sense that the area is overrun with troublemakers is more perception than reality.

The resurgent summer movie season received another near-miraculous boost from the opening of "X-Men," based on the venerable comic book series about young mutants battling prejudice and evil.

The often-injured Rios also looked resurgent last week in Düsseldorf, Germany.

China completed a resurgent 2009 with a huge rise in exports establishing China as the world's biggest exporter, ahead of Germany, for the first time.

Once common in the United States, it was eliminated here in 2000 but is resurgent today, mostly because of the growing number of people who are refusing to vaccinate their children or delaying those vaccinations, experts say.

Sharapova, who had lost to Sevastova at the United States Open last year, next faces the resurgent 2016 Australian Open champion, Angelique Kerber, who has not lost a match all year.

A tweet from Erick Erickson, editor of the conservative website The Resurgent, earlier this week about how he doesn't have to care for global warming set off a debate over whether faith and environmentalism overlap.

"One of the reasons why nature writing is resurgent today is because of Common Ground's steadfast belief in the value of exploring what the natural world – even the broken-down, rubbish-dump world – means to us," writes Dee.