Sentence examples for a revival of variations from inspiring English sources

Several programs include a revival of "Variations pour une Porte et un Soupir," a surrealist experiment by Balanchine.

Humphrey will be represented by "Invention" and a revival of "New Dance, Variations and Conclusion," the final episode in her "New Dance Trilogy".

Welcome to the lonely crowd of the 21st century, both a revival of and a variation on the original "lonely crowd," a term famously coined by the sociologist David Riesman in his best-selling 1950 book of that name.

To see her perform — as I did this past March, at the Guggenheim, in "Ascension Variations," a revival of her 1969 theatre piece "Juice" — is to watch an artist who seems never to have been made moribund by the strictures imposed by adulthood.

A revival of that deal seemed inevitable.

Or maybe a revival of fireside chats.

A revival of "A Chorus Line" follows not far behind.

I thought it must be a revival of an operetta.

A revival of the BJP does not mean its transformation.

Its failure led to a revival of Islamist dreams.

A revival of "Così Fan Tutte" (Nov. 9-Dec.