Sentence examples for making a revival from inspiring English sources

Stephens said he did not see the hook shot making a revival.

The problem with making a revival of old-time values of fiscal restraint at home and restraint in the use of American power abroad the starting point for a race is that it presumes a level of disillusion that latter-day Republicans — the people who'll vote in primaries in 2008 — show little sign of feeling.

In the nineteenth century Victorian period gardens, "stumperies" were popular additions to cold regions and they're again making a revival.

Irvine Welsh in particular made a revival of Trocchi possible".

One lost series does not make a revival.

That makes a revival of the elation that marked Labour's 1997 landslide inconceivable.

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I still have my record player and like playing vinyl – it has made a revival and it is important, especially for the independents.

In a Web video response to those fans, Ms. Winfrey pronounced herself a soap opera fan but said the declining ratings for "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" made a revival effort on TV untenable.

Though the difficulties of transforming Asbury Park are evident in the half-built condominium tower behind his office -- the legacy of an earlier failed development -- "circumstances came together to make a revival happen at this time," Mr. Fishman said.

Staying on the theme of half-backs, and of grand old clubs making a welcome revival, no one at any level has made a more spectacular start to the season than Ryan Brierley at Leigh.