Sentence examples for Steady revival from inspiring English sources

Thus began a steady revival from Pakistan – apart from Gul, who yielded 69 runs from eight overs.

Sales of fountain pens collapsed in the 1950s with the arrival of cheap ballpoints; since the mid-1970s thavehavenjoyeded a steady revival.

LONDON — The steady revival in European stocks is offering hope to the region's highly indebted companies seeking to raise money on the public markets.

But despite its appearance, the area has seen a slow but steady revival in the last five years, starting with the opening in 2007 of the San Francisco Federal Building, designed by Morphosis and swathed in perforated steel.

February registered the 14th consecutive monthly increase in industrial output, underlining the manufacturing sector's steady revival from a bout of weakness in 1998 caused by an Asian financial crisis.

In Chi and many other villages throughout Yongkang County in Zhejiang Province, the surging wealth of the past decade has underwritten a steady revival of the compiling of clan genealogies and other traditional ways.

A singer with great range and sensitivity -- his enormous voice centers on a bass-baritone but shoots into falsetto range -- Mr. Bey has been having a slow but steady career revival in the last five years.

Founded in 1976 and modeled after the Santa Fe Opera, another seasonal company, the theater earned its renown by championing opera in English, including standard works sung in translation, and by offering premieres and unusual, important revivals among its steady supply of user-friendly chestnuts.

That goal had halted an Australian revival, built on a steady flow of three-point overs, but it set the tone for the remainder of the half as Ireland finished the stronger.

Other star-driven plays that recouped this season are "A Steady Rain" (with Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig) and the revivals of "Hamlet" (Jude Law) and "A View From the Bridge" (Liev Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson).

58 (14) Dominic Cooke Theatre director Cooke's reign at the Royal Court remains steady, with rave reviews for a recent revival of Arnold Wesker's Chicken Soup with Barley and a second West End run for its runaway new-writing success Jerusalem.