Seedier and more louche than Grey ever was, the Perthshire-born actor developed so enduring a connection to the role of the Kit Kat Klub's take-no-prisoners compere that he returned to it earlier this year in an ongoing revival of a revival in which his ferocity of attack remains undiminished – and searing.
"The format's ongoing revival has caught the business with its trousers down, because most of them closed their own presses years ago.
This may be part of the ongoing revival of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The rush to compile and publish the collection was driven by the ongoing revival of Scottish consciousness and culture.
And in the great, ongoing revival of Baroque operas and oratorios, many of them by Handel, the most luminous presence has been that of the American mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson.
There's a great model that Huseby would do well to study: the ongoing revival of Best Buy, another big-box store that people had written off as technologically obsolete, which turned itself around by better taking advantage of what it does well: offering a well-organized physical showroom.
Nor is there any hard rock or metal, as per usual; or token jazz or folk nomination; nothing that reflects the ongoing revival of fortunes in grime, a genre currently so resurgent that Stormzy can get an uncompromising freestyle rap – over XTC's underground 2012 instrumental Functions on the Low – into the top 30.
As of 1987, most performers of traditional music were either over fifty years old or under thirty-five, whindicatesanes an ongoing revival of previously declining traditions.
The Oklahoma City address likely did remind voters of what they liked most about Clinton -- thus creating the temporary bump in the late spring of 1995 -- but the real engine of his rebound was the ongoing revival of the U.S. economy.
"That's Marseille, with its ongoing chaos and overall inconsequence.
