Sentence examples for going to revive from inspiring English sources
"This is not going to revive them.
I think they're going to revive it sometime".
He said, "Now we're going to revive it".
"We are going to revive old projects that were buried in the past," he said.
Just because the stock market is recovering doesn't mean that the rest of the economy is going to revive quickly.
"There was no CPR, no doctor, no paramedic, no machine that was going to revive Michael Jackson," Chernoff said.
Or technical wizard Ashley Highfield, who's just gone to revive Johnston Press?
Importing Miller underscores how far ABC was willing to go to revive the notion that "Monday Night" can generate water cooler talk -- or postgame e-mails -- in a far more competitive entertainment environment than the 1970's.
Exactly $359m of the loan to Fisker, said the White House, would go to revive manufacturing at a factory in Wilmington, Delaware, which was shut by General Motors last year.Few quarrel with the need for governments to help business with straightforward "horizontal" measures, such as research and development or fostering high-tech skills.
When designers Karen and Guy Vidal went to revive a concrete area along the back of an East Hollywood apartment building that they owned, the couple turned to an inexpensive DIY trick: stenciling a "carpet" directly onto the patio.
Back during the financial crisis, Kashkari sat at the U.S. Treasury's Office of Financial Stability, where he was in charge of implementing the Troubled Asset Relief Program -- the fancy name for a wheelbarrow full of $700 billion in taxpayer money that went to revive the do-not-resuscitate banks of the world, which is exactly what those banks asked the government to do.
