Sentence examples for a second resurgence from inspiring English sources

And it's had a second resurgence, in very contemporary art.

A second resurgence a century later attracted the eminent Victorians such as Dr. Erasmus Darwin and Josiah Wedgwood, who were drawn by the reputed healing properties of the waters.

A second pop resurgence for the harpsichord occurred, weirdly, in hip-hop, sampled in productions for Eminem, Cypress Hill, Outkast and others.

All three of the towns are located near what De Silva Wijeyerante identifies as the centre of the second resurgence of Buddhist, Sinhala nationalism in the 1990s, but the choice to target Muslims is historically odd.

Sergio Agüero 5 Drew a free-kick in the opening stages but as Wigan enjoyed a first-half resurgence the striker was lost to the contest.

Hodkinson's 40-20 kink in the 43rd minute provided a solid platform for the Knights to mount a second-half resurgence.

Manning is having an awful season, even after a second-half resurgence in a 27-24 loss to the Eagles, and when that happens to a 36-year-old quarterback who's been beaten up as much as he has, it's time to start looking for his replacement.

Barring a third party resurgence, either Kaine or Pence will be the new president's right hand man come inauguration in January.

"This is the first resurgence of something into that area of a positive nature," said the Brooklyn native Fred Wilpon, the Mets' co-owner.

His trial and death shaped the nascent Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and spurred the first resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK).

However, 2 major cholera outbreaks appeared in the 1990s: first, a resurgence of cholera in Africa, and, second, outbreaks that started in Peru became the first cholera epidemic in Latin America since 1895 (2 ).