Sentence examples for looking to revive from inspiring English sources

Ideal for parents (and bored teens) looking to revive flagging interest in reading.

Today, Nashville is the favorite refuge for rock stars looking to revive their careers.

Sutton is now looking to revive his business career and move back to Monaco.

Joining them on January 27th will be some 30 trade ministers, looking to revive the Doha round of trade talks.

Investors are once again buying office buildings, while developers are looking to revive dormant projects or start new ones.

Mathieu Flamini: The midfielder is looking to revive his Arsenal prospects, in spite of recent criticism from former players.

He added that India must be wary of complacency and look to revive growth.

It is a notion Eoin Morgan has indicated he could consider as he looks to revive his own Test ambitions.

Republican leaders may look to revive the Keystone XL oil pipeline — as proposed, the pipeline would run 1,700 miles from oil sands in Canada to refineries on the Gulf Coast — as part of a compromise to approve the renewable energy credits, according to lobbyists and lawmakers involved in the discussions.

That would indicate that Corinthians may look to revive the deal in the January transfer window, although that would not be the preferred option of Tevez or his current club.

A redevelopment plan for Asbury Park's beachfront area was being readied, and there were already lots of pioneers looking to renovate and revive the hard-luck town responsible for some of Bruce Springsteen's rough edges.