Sentence examples for growing revival from inspiring English sources

The Stardust Ball is part of a growing revival in competitive ballroom dancing, now known as dancesport.

The Jewish quarter in downtown District VII is now the hippest part of town, and the festival is boosted by a growing revival in Jewish culture.

From the time of the 14th-century poet Petrarch, Padua had experienced a rapidly growing revival of interest in antiquity, and many eminent humanists and Latin scholars had resided there.

Delta's new international flights are the latest sign of a growing revival in international service by American carriers, which significantly cut back those routes after the September 2001 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.

If there is a symbol of the growing revival of Hibs, it is is found in the sleek, elusive figure of Scott Allan.

Today – thanks both to the US cocktail renaissance and the small but rapidly growing revival of rye whiskey – it's getting much easier.

Tiring of modeling's demands on her time, Colleen took the 800-hour teacher-training course at the Jivamukti School in downtown Manhattan, the epicenter of a growing yoga revival.

The film was a critical and box office success in the UK and appealed to the growing mod revival movement.

He wants FELA! to contribute to the growing afrobeat revival taking place in North America and Europe, "I also want people to leave the theater hungry for more.

Pub rock bands like Red Beans and Rice, The Little Roosters, The Inmates, Nine Below Zero and Eddie and the Hot Rods, became major acts in the growing mod revival scene in London.

"Keep this revival growing.