Sentence examples for immediately revive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore has called the Senate's rejection of the treaty last year an act of "massive irresponsibility," and has said he will immediately revive the ratification process if he becomes president.

Whether your blinds have seen better days or you want to hide the ugly crown molding around your windows, windows are another place where a fresh update can immediately revive the look of your apartment.

April Reign immediately revived her hashtag, which went viral.

The American people's long-latent fascination with China immediately revived, and Nixon's trip was a sensation.

The fires immediately revived long-running questions about the regulation of Pakistan's manufacturing sector, centered in Karachi, and of the vital textiles industry in particular.

To counter the Congress housing project proposal, the B.J.P. said in August that it would construct 6,500 affordable houses and immediately revived the long-defunct Gujarat Housing Board.

The interventions by two men who worked for Gordon Brown when the invasion was ordered immediately revived questions over the former prime minister's then attitude to the war.

The move immediately revived last week's speculation that the sovereign wealth fund might raise its 26% stake in J Sainsbury, or perhaps even make a full bid.

Feud With Leftist Artists His remarks, of course, immediately revived his lifelong feud with leftist artists over the proper role of art in society.

The snub immediately revived speculation that SAB would become a takeover target itself, especially as one of the potential barriers to it being swallowed by its larger rival had been removed.

The main opposition party immediately revived its efforts to bring down the government, but at least for now it appears the ruling coalition will survive with the votes of a small leftist party that drove a hard bargain for its agreement to support the government.