Sentence examples for keep reviving from inspiring English sources

It might be logical to ask if the NHS can afford to keep reviving younger and younger babies.

Why does the company keep reviving "Fancy Free" while American Ballet Theater also keeps doing it but with men who are so much more vivid?

Is it just stubbornness that makes Mr. Martins keep reviving his "Swan Lake" without trying to improve its more obviously weak patches?

Swinston said he was confident that he could keep reviving dances after Cunningham's death, but he didn't know whether he would be given the opportunity.

The blocked writer — an artist who is tragically unable to fulfill his greatness — is perhaps one of the most tiresome archetypes in modern popular culture, yet real writers keep reviving it.

Yet this gloomy show is perversely glamorous and colorful, with so much there in it that we keep reviving it to try once again to penetrate that subtext.

Grady kept reviving them with ice packs that he squeezed around their heads till they came to and wobbled across their cages, but the electricity didn't come back on and the ice melted and the sun didn't seem to want to go down that day because it was a sci-fi sun, big and fat and red, and it wanted only to dry out everything in creation.

Damon Silvers, the AFL-CIO's policy director, told The Washington Post last week that chained CPI was "the vampire of American politics," saying that it "keeps being shot through the heart and it keeps reviving".

Now, in order to keep the revived party of the old regime out of power, they are back together again though for how long, few would care to bet.

For a start, United has no reason to call time on its manager, Alex Ferguson who, though 70 years old, just keeps on reviving his teams, along with his hunger to win things for the club.

HONG KONG — As most countries agonize over how to keep their barely reviving economies growing, China is already looking to slam on the brakes.