Sentence examples for continue to revive from inspiring English sources
The report offered additional evidence that manufacturers, hardest hit by last year's recession, continue to revive.
They continue to revive a shared Soviet past as a means of forging a new identity to shape public space and policy.
In the face of European and American inaction, it is crucial that we continue to revive our culture of collective activism by vigorously and nonviolently resisting Israel's domination over us.
"Owen is a young manager with a great future, who will continue to revive the traditions of Burnley FC to develop young British talent and to play attractive football.
The German Economy Ministry sounds upbeat, declaring that: "The data suggests industrial production will continue to revive in the coming months and momentum in domestic demand is picking up in the first quarter," Domestic orders for new capital equipment jumped by 1.4% in February, suggesting German factory owners are confident enough to buy new, expensive machinery.
And as long as the economy continues to revive, the Ministry of Finance is unlikely to step in to halt the rise.
'THE GAThe The Brooklyn Philharmonic, having come through hard times, continues to revive itself under the direction of Michael Christie.
A superb 31-save game from goalie Tommy Salo, a lucky score by Paul Kruse and a disallowed Carolina goal late in the game added up to the Islanders' first shutout since Dec. 17 as their playoff hopes continued to revive.
Instead, he has given his party room to offer conditional goodies in its election manifesto – tax cuts that will come voters' way if the Tories remain in office and the economy continues to revive.
Like its predecessor, Romance, Segundo Romance continued to revive interest in bolero music.
