Sentence examples for escape reviving from inspiring English sources

The Lincoln Conspiracy, a book published in 1977, contended there was a government plot to conceal Booth's escape, reviving interest in the story and prompting the display of St. Helen's mummified body in Chicago that year.

It was a role from which he never really escaped, reviving it on the stage and making the 1968 movie.

But his 1927 play "Escape!" now revived at the Chandler Studio, reminds us that the theater was--and can be--as easy to watch as TV.

Bring Repels, Escape Ropes, Revives, and health potions.

He notes that both the political left (MSNBC, with its slogan "Lean Forward") and right (conservatism devoted to reviving traditional values) share this goal: They're trying to escape the present.

Their repertory tends toward the unusual rather than the standard, and they have made a specialty of finding and reviving works by Jewish composers who were killed in the Holocaust, or who died while trying to escape it.

Reviving the HUAC.

Troy's downtown began reviving.

Consider reviving it with Linux.

Both players will need reviving.

Reviving your teammates is key.