Sentence examples for a revived performance from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in soccer's big shindig, the Dutch team is wondering where the whole darned house went after being ushered out of Euro 2012 by Portugal, which got a revived performance from Cristiano Ronaldo, who had spent his recent international performances perfecting the art of obvious diving followed by melodramatic petulance.

Decimal computer arithmetic is experiencing a revived popularity, and there is quest for high-performance decimal hardware units.

And a revived Advanced Micro Devices is giving Intel competition for the high-performance, high-profit chips that run more costly PC's.

Japan, however, has a revived tendency to hang on to nuclear power.

Tourists are discovering a revived city too.

In 2005, thirty years after she first staged "Thomas Lips" in an Austrian gallery (Thomas Lips was a Swiss lover whose androgyny had fascinated her), she revived the performance, protracted from two hours to seven, in the Guggenheim rotunda, as part of a show called "Seven Easy Pieces".

In this Bach year, the 250th anniversary of the composer's death, the series revives that performance and adds a variety of others, including an account of the B minor Mass by the Gregg Smith Singers, and a reading of the "Goldberg" Variations by the fine harpsichordist Kenneth Cooper.

"Or maybe I could revive the performance I gave at a charity event a year or so ago with the cast of 'Hair,'" he said.

At the Young Vic, Patrick Stewart is reviving his performance as the playwright in Edward Bond's 1973 play Bingo – a revival that one critic praised for its "truly Shakespearian greatness".

Rivers can revive his performance, Cosell said, if sound adjustments are made to the players around him.

He was not well but soon after wanted to revive his performance as Lord Ogleby in The Clandestine Marriage, in which he had already triumphed at the Chichester festival in 1966.