Sentence examples for left reviving from inspiring English sources

That prospect has critics of Mr. Summers, particularly on the Democratic Party's left, reviving old controversies in hopes of dooming his chances.

Beginning with his trip up to Capitol Hill on Thursday, Obama has about a year left to revive the economy and present a vision of the future that can recapture some of the enthusiasm and energy his 2008 campaign engendered.

Even Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, admonished Dunga for leaving a revived Ronaldinho, a two-time FIFA world player of the year and an ostentatious dribbler and passer, off the World Cup roster.

Bravo, who left in 2006, revived Burberry; the mission of her successor, Angela Ahrendts, as she put it in a recent report to shareholders, is "to purify the brand's message".

Mere hours after Nine Inch Nails released a new single, Adrian Belew revealed that he's left the recently revived group ahead of an extensive world tour set to begin next month.

Police also raided the home of Mr Jiang, which his wife, Johanna Zhang, said had left the couple "traumatised", reviving "awful" memories of a raid on his home by police in China.

Lean pickings Honey, we shrunk the hospitals High society Ed's dangerous dream ReprintsThe government's austerity drive has left the task of reviving the economy to the Bank of England's monetary-policy committee (MPC), which is poised to start a fresh round of quantitative easing (QE): buying government bonds with newly created money.

Some stocks left for dead are reviving, somewhat.

In the episode's closing scenes after the Doctor leaves, Jenny revives, takes a small spaceship, and takes off into the unknown to become an explorer like her father.

Add the boiling water to the green tea leaves to revive them and have them stretch to full size (this helps the end look).

The left today hopes to revive itself with similar plans.