Sentence examples for beginning to revive from inspiring English sources

But the moor is beginning to revive.

Now economists worry that high and rising energy prices could hurt the economy just as it is beginning to revive.

Here's a snippet from a 1956 letter to Ralph Ellison: My interest in literature is beginning to revive.

Around the same time, though, Lozano's artistic reputation, which had faded into the same obscurity as the artist herself, was beginning to revive.

Semiconductor stocks, which rallied sharply on Thursday on investors' hopes that the chip industry was beginning to revive from its slump, lost ground yesterday.

Ms. von Furstenberg says that installing a woman as president was the first smart decision she made when beginning to revive the business.

But Manchester's reputation began to revive in the 1990s.

Then, incredibly, Michael began to revive us, with music.

Repeal of the laws in 1792 marked a turning point, and the church began to revive.

Catalan theatre began to revive only in the mid-1970s, afthe thendnd of Franco's dictatorship.

In the 1980s, however, the Walt Disney Company and other producers began to revive the animated feature.