Sentence examples for host a revival from inspiring English sources

With scores of people lined up in front of its wood-sided shop, the farm seemed poised to host a revival meeting.

The rapper-turned-TV-personality has signed on to host a revival of the 1970s game show, "The Joker's Wild" on TBS.

He has now returned to host a revival of a gong-based game show while playing a character that looks nothing like him.

In 1972 he began hosting a revival of The Price Is Right, which had originally aired from 1956 to 1965.

In 1831, he hosted a revival meeting on his farm during which he decided to pursue ministerial training under the West Lexington Presbytery.

If the West End hadn't just last season played host to a revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," to which Mr. Craig's text owes at least some acknowledgment, Mr. Goodman would segue nicely to that play's gradually unraveling Joe Keller.

In recent years every provincial hall around the country must have hosted a 60s revival concert involving the ex-Wiltshire copper.

The Royal & Derngate are my local theatres and, just before Dacre took over, the Royal hosted a coproduced revival of Brian Friel's 1990 play, Dancing at Lughnasa.

The outdoor summer-theatre season is nearly over, and it's ending with a bang — SummerStage is hosting a mini-revival in East River Park of Banana Bag & Bodice's charmingly outlandish musical take on everyone's favorite Old English epic heroic poem, in "Beowulf — A Thousand Years of Baggage".

Other activities held during the first decades included boxing, and a revival meeting hosted by Billy Graham in front of 40,000 people in 1955.

But poor Huddersfield discipline lead to a revival among the hosts and Cockayne held two long passes from Isaac John to claim his hat-trick, with the stand-off taking over kicking duties for the third to glean Wakefield's only extras.