Sentence examples for bold revival from inspiring English sources

Where is the bold revival of Strange Interlude?

By John Lahr Gangs of New York: Karen Olivo, Josefina Scaglione, and Matt Cavenaugh star in Arthur Laurents's bold revival.

Open since the autumn of 2008, the Barceló Raval is meant to help anchor a bold urban revival program in Barcelona's famously seedy Raval neighborhood just west of the famous — and somewhat seedy itself — Rambla de Catalunya.

The 300 is a sharp, bold, modern revival of an old name, and it bears contemporary significance.

'Success is a function of success; it needs to be seen to be getting bigger and bigger.' Since the Scotland game, the England team had managed to briefly capture the mood of the whole cultural revival – bold, brash and hooking in followers from everywhere.

Keeping Ferrè in check While financial instability still hangs over the Gianfranco Ferrè brand, its design duo offered a powerful revival of bold checks and even bolder mixes of plaid pants and micro-check shirts.

In dance, however, "Oklahoma!" truly finds its feet, expressing the bold intelligence behind this revival.

"Do not miss this bold, brash and brilliant revival," said the review in the Daily Express.

This isn't the boldest start — a Londonised revival of Shaina Taub's musical adaptation of Twelfth Night, already seen at New York's Shakespeare in the Park — but its sheer good nature goes a long way.

'Sleepy Hollow'(Friday through Sunday) Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman are off and riding again in this musical revival from Be Bold! Productions.

There the new Baroque style heralded by Annibale Carracci and Caravaggio a bold naturalism coupled with a revival of the heroically idealized forms of Michelangelo and Raphael was quickly assimilated by Rubens.