Sentence examples for a notable revival of from inspiring English sources

From the 1960s a notable revival of filmmaking began in West Berlin.

A notable revival of the piece took place at the Manhattan School of Music, in 2013.

In Egypt there was both innovation and, after the post-Roman period, a notable revival of earlier techniques.

Erica Whyman She follows in the footsteps of Stephen Daldry, Giles Croft and Mick Gordon as director of the Gate Theatre in Notting Hill and has clocked in with a notable revival of Camus' Les Justes.

L IVERPOOL, England, was once the epicenter of the world's trade routes, so perhaps it is fitting that its waterfront is seeing a notable revival.

Moreover, notable revivals of the cycle are coming this summer to the Seattle Opera and the Bayreuth Festival in Germany.

Among the notable revivals of Williams classics were Williamstown Theatre Festival's Streetcar, with Jessica Hecht playing the fragile heroine Blanche DuBois; well-received stagings of Cat at Ontario's Shaw Festival and the Irish Classical Theatre Company of Buffalo, N.Y.; and a wave of The Glass Menageries in Utah, Wisconsin, California, and North Carolina.

It was a notable example of Tudor Revival architecture, and was one of the largest wooden structures in the United States.

Otherwise, the emphasis remained in Stratford, with notable revivals in the Swan of Christopher Marlowe's The Jew of Malta (Jasper Britton in the lead) and Ben Jonson's Volpone, with Henry Goodman directed by Trevor Nunn.

Roberta Taylor and David Ryall as Archie's wife and father also join the cast under director Greg Hersov, who had a previous notable Osborne success with a revival of Look Back In Anger, starring Michael Sheen, which transferred from Manchester to the NT.

Mr. Daniels is excited to have played a notable role in the revival of Handel opera.