Sentence examples for interest revived from inspiring English sources

Interest revived in 1968, when a nomad stumbled on a cavern where two crates were hidden.

Interest revived briefly in 1986 when the Swiss conductor Armin Jordan put together a pioneering recording.

Interest revived during the Second World War; the Cathars looked like an early version of the Resistance.

Their rooting interest revived by the presence of Roberto Alomar, Mo Vaughn, Jeromy Burnitz and Roger Cedeño in the batting order, they were there with great expectations.

Interest revived during the 1990s, fueled in part by democratization movements around the world and, ironically, by concerns in established democracies about the declines in civic virtue among upcoming cohorts.

[A21.] Interest Revived in Frozen Oil Fields With huge reserves of oil and natural gas beneath frigid seas, the Russian Arctic is one of the last untapped treasure-troves of fuel.

One of the most exciting results of our brave new beer world is the interest in revived British beer styles.

In the last month, however, public interest has revived with the arrival of scientific experts, Spanish and international.

Still, the growing teacher shortage and public interest in improving education has revived interest in rewarding the better teachers.

News media interest is certain to deflate, and so may corporate interest in reviving the failed Women's United Soccer Association.

He has no interest in reviving the comatose Belgian nation.