Sentence examples for i've revived from inspiring English sources

And that's why I continue along the lonely road of the PhD – I've revived a part of me that I'd lamented, thinking it gone forever.

"I've revived the bike with a wheel adjustment and a new seat," said Marcus, one of 140 novice mechanics at Blackstone Bicycle Works, a youth program in the Woodlawn neighborhood that tries to help keep young men and women off the streets this summer.

His rediscovery in the 20th century was begun by Arthur Symons's selection of 1908, a process continued by Edward Thomas and Edmund Blunden at a date when World War I had revived the earlier enthusiasm for a poetry of directly apprehended rustic experience.

By the 60s, it had revived – I remember the pleasure of seeing a young man on a ladder applying real gold leaf, inch by inch, to the wrought iron of a gate into the Regent's Park rose garden.

Maybe you've revived a bumblebee.

Go for it.' Then I got to San Francisco and found that the company's great Nikolaus Lehnhoff 'Ring,' which I would have revived in a heartbeat, had been scrapped by my predecessor, Pamela Rosenberg".

Seeing it at Bard, I thought, She has revived the piece in order to dance again, if only on film.

But I think the EU has revived this area".

"I think they really have revived this competition".

I know Mad Men has revived the world of Cheever, but it was great to go back to the source.

I pondered whether Kurant had revived the Oulipian genre of potential literature, and if so, how finite the works included might be.