Sentence examples for before reviving to from inspiring English sources

The benchmark KOSPI index plumbed three-year lows early in the session before reviving to finish 2.3% stronger, at 1,207.63.

Most theater artists usually let a good decade pass before reviving popular titles in New York, and when they do, they usually build the revival around a fresh concept, a star or some other artistic justification.

However, it declined after the 15th century before reviving again in the period known as the Renaixença ("Renaissance"), which began in the mid-19th century.

At one point on Thursday, G.E. shares were down 20percentt for the week, before they revived to close at $26.62 a share on Friday — down just 0.5percentt from Monday.

Gonzaga survived to make it to the second round, but not before reviving pre-tournament chatter that they had been overseeded.

While researchers working on 'suspended animation' are finding that they can cool a living being down to appear apparently dead before reviving them, freezing a body for decades is a different matter.

Singer began writing Talk of the Town stories for the magazine in 1974, and he soon moved on to Profiles and longer features before reviving the U.S. Journal column in 2000.

We then weighed her to the nearest 0.1 mg before reviving her in vigorously aerated room-temperature water.

Do a little research to see how much "equity" is left in a given tag line before reviving it.

The encores were even better, showcasing his fine, controlled falsetto on a gentle a cappella piece before reviving English-language songs he wrote in the 70s, when he and Gilberto Gil were exiled to the UK.

America's economy slowed last year before reviving.