Sentence examples for headed that revival from inspiring English sources

Now the man who headed that revival is leaving.

Latifi headed that way.

Remember when Goulet had that revival?

But that speech signifies a moment in that revival.

But that revival largely failed to meet sky-high expectations.

In addition, a separate report showed increases in the number of home sales, offering hope that a critical sector might be headed for revival.

Competing for best album are a collection of young string bands that have surged to the top of the rock and alternative charts over the last year, heading a revival of folk-rock: Mumford & Sons, the Lumineers and the Avett Brothers.

In late March, as a cold wind whipped down the sidewalk, there were few pedestrians, but still there were signs that the avenue, which began declining in the 1980's and which had major vacancies as recently as two years ago, might be headed for the retail revival that Mr. Kahres and other long-established retailers have been yearning for.

When Billy Graham brought his crusade to downtown Pittsburgh, Ron, a teenager, headed off to the revival on his own.

Here in the UK, that revival plays an additional role.

A revival of a prewar political grouping that was headed by bankers and businessmen.