Sentence examples for did not revive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Landis said his view could change if earnings reports did not revive stock prices.

The hopes of the Prague Spring, in 1968, crushed by Moscow's tanks, did not revive until 1989.

But the romance did not revive, and by early 2000 they were completely out of each other's orbit".

The city did not revive until the early 1900s, when the British took control; cacao cultivation was introduced, and the railroad from Sekondi was built.

The economic life of the city declined in the 16th century and did not revive until the 19th with the development of mining.

After the 16th century his popularity waned, and interest in him did not revive until the middle of the 20th century.

Time has since corrected the story, saying he didn't revive the custom, but simply continued it.

"Style in Motion" at the International Center of Photography in 1979, a couple of gallery shows by the dealers Daniel Wolf and Howard Greenberg, and a survey at the Fashion Institute of Technology in the early 90's somehow didn't revive his name.

He didn't revive Dirty Harry, who would have been a grimly witty old party, but Walt Kowalski, the irascible retired auto worker in "Gran Torino" (2008), is a variation on Callahan.

The path isn't unwavering -- the meatpacking district didn't revive until recently, and there are always various neighborhoods throughout the city undergoing rebirths (Smith Street, Williamsburg and so on) -- but Clinton was perfectly situated to meet the southern flow from the East Village and the eastward flow from SoHo.

Prohibition closed all but a few of them, and wine growing and production didn't revive until the mid-1960s.