Sentence examples for anticipated revival from inspiring English sources

The highly anticipated revival begins preview performances on Thursday before its official opening on April 4.

This ardently anticipated revival, the first Broadway production since the original of 1971, certainly gets you thinking about the souring effects of time and of roads not taken.

The ardently anticipated revival, the first Broadway production since the original of 1971, certainly gets you thinking about the souring effects of time and of roads not taken.

It is a season of miscalculation all over Times Square, from the desperate intensity of the eagerly anticipated revival of "Pippin" to the dreary acting exercises of the star-driven "Orphans," with a miscast Alec Baldwin.

The ardently anticipated revival of "Follies," the first Broadway production since the original of 1971, certainly gets you thinking about the souring effects of time and of roads not taken.

The ardently anticipated revival of "Follies," which opened last night in its first Broadway production since the original staging of 1971, certainly gets you to thinking about the souring effects of time and of roads not taken.

Mr. McCurdy anticipated the revival of folk music and turned to it in the mid-1940's.

A highly anticipated Broadway revival of August Wilson's "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," starring Whoopi Goldberg and Charles S. Dutton, is under attack by two of the producers of its original 1984 run.

FAO's medium-term projections to 2010 (FAO, 2001b) had already anticipated this revival and had net cereals imports of the developing countries growing to 150 million tonnes in 2010.

I anticipate a revival of attention to it, but I'm not sure what practical impact that attention will have.

Hartford is anticipating a revival in interest in Mark Twain as the result of a documentary on the author's life that Ken Burns is preparing for PBS.