Sentence examples for an unexpected revival from inspiring English sources

In the 1840s, the game enjoyed an unexpected revival among titled Victorians.

In a campaign where W. is an unmentionable, Santorum is an unexpected revival of Bushian uncompassionate conservatism.

Every decade or so, Mr. Burrows has a moment, whenever his disco-era look of rainbow jersey dresses and lettuce-edge hems has an unexpected revival in fashion.

His erratic career received an unexpected revival when he backed into the mount on Charismatic for the trainer D. Wayne Lukas just before the 1999 Derby.

They face Republican voters in the South Carolina primary on Saturday where Perry, unless his campaign enjoys an unexpected revival in the remaining few days, may be the next casualty.

The Southern Ocean, which acts as one of the natural world's most effective sponges for absorbing carbon dioxide, is showing signs of an unexpected revival in its ability to do so, according to scientists.

And, with "Youth and Young Manhood" (available as an import on Hand Me Down and domestically on RCA in August), the well-mustachioed Kings of Leon enter the fray with a more unexpected revival: Southern rock, which they evoke effortlessly.

Among them are the unexpected revival of an old competitor - the Digital Equipment Corporation -that has exploited I.B.M.'s traditional weakness in midrange computers and I.B.M.'s apparent failure to prepare in time for a price war in the personal computer market.

For them the Bridge Project represents the unexpected revival of a nearly dead form: expansive, classical, repertory theater.

At a time when none of Klopp's favored forwards are quite at their best, Sturridge's unexpected revival has been not just a welcome boost, but a crucial factor in Liverpool's momentum.

Meanwhile, the country is undergoing an unexpected Jewish revival.