Sentence examples for easily revive from inspiring English sources
But the ending and the best choice is far from clear.That fact alone can easily revive the dismay.
So if Germany now is forced to bail out Greece and later protect Spain and Portugal against speculators, it could easily revive that resentment against Europe and the common currency.
We were walking on green lanes and drove roads made for animal traffic – get out of your car and that history is still there, and easily revived".
Later, when the boy goes to bed, the robot (easily revived, it turns out, with the flip of a switch) is shocked to find the boy now malfunctioning (asleep).
Bacteria can easily be revived and used in a further study at later time points.
As I reflected on this unexpected turn of events while walking the three blocks back to my hotel, it dawned on me that buried within the 15-page chapter my editor's mistress preferred, abided the perfect poem -- an epic poem -- a classic genre of writing, I believed, that could easily be revived for the modern day reader, a genre that would deeply honor my early roots as a poet.
Revive limp celery easily.
Even the Obama administration, seeking to revive regulation, has not easily shaken off the old faith in markets — and "13 Bankers" needles the president's team on this point.
The goal is twofold: to alleviate some of the enormous suffering (something that is easily understood if you have a heart), and to revive the battered economy (equally easy to understand by anyone with a brain).
A landslide defeat for Trump could still revive their cause, but they could just as easily be swept aside by a rising generation of rightwing activists with a more Trumpian set of concerns.
