Sentence examples for impending revival from inspiring English sources
Ralph Gilles, who is Chrysler's vice president for design, sees the 200C as a sign of impending revival.
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There's also the impending revival of the Arthur Miller A View From the Bridge with Liev Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson, making her Broadway debut.
But Mike Stoller, the surviving half of the fabled songwriting team of Leiber and Stoller, is particularly excited about the Pasadena Playhouse's impending revival of "Smokey Joe's Café," the jukebox musical built around more than three dozen of the signature hits he and longtime partner Jerry Leiber cranked out in the 1950s and 1960s.
In the magazine this week, Anthony Lane exults in the movie, in anticipation of its impending re-revival, in a sumptuous recent restoration, at Film Forum.
With the recent opening of Kenneth Branagh in Harlequinade and the impending arrival of a revival of Funny Girl with Sheridan Smith, there will be more than a dozen shows in London that are about showbiz itself.
Just think of the current flannel shirt and floppy knit-hat trends, the revival of Doc Martens, the impending spinoff of "Beverly Hills, 90210" and the reunion tours of Stone Temple Pilots and New Kids on the Block.
Mr. Abe's impending comeback says more about the spectacular failure of the leaders who succeeded him than about a revival on his part.
