Sentence examples for be able to revive from inspiring English sources

TALKING POINT With an extra week to repent and to prepare, will the Jets be able to revive their season?

Some analysts have questioned whether Opel would be able to revive sales after years of bad publicity about its travails, which predate the financial crisis and economic downturn.

While Mr. Ackman expressed optimism that Penney would be able to revive its sales, he said the time frame was "difficult to determine".

Wimbledon players will be able to revive a tradition when the queen visits the tournament for the first time in 33 years.

It's always exciting for teams to be able to revive an old rivalry and to beat the Cosmos is extra motivation".

Mr. Hurd will bring his expertise running the largest computer hardware business on the planet to Oracle, where he may be able to revive the fortunes of Sun's products at H.P.'s expense.

Jiajing's successors, however, were able to revive Ming power temporarily.

He was too busy living the 60s to recall them - and no ghost has been able to revive his memory.

There are no automatic respawns, but players are able to revive downed teammates after a thirty-second wait.

Lebed said that Pinochet had been able to revive the Chilean economy while killing "no more than three thousand people.

He went into cardiac arrest and his brain lost oxygen, before doctors were able to revive him.