Sentence examples for massive revival from inspiring English sources

Indian activists came to be part of a massive revival of education and women's rights.

I found myself in Miami the other day and it was brilliant because Downtown's having a massive revival.

Dare we advocate a massive revival of the nuclear power industry, in a world fraught with nuclear proliferation?

It is credited with a massive revival of interest in ballroom dancing - and an even more spectacular revival of the career of its presenter, Bruce Forsyth, 79.

The riel almost disappeared for decades, but is now enjoying a massive revival, and they're starting to teach it in the schools of Williston.

"Time credits have helped in a massive revival of the mutualism and reciprocity that was once common in the mining communities," said Tris Dyson, 32, who, with Becky Booth, also 32, set up Spice in 2009.

North Carolina's capital is a study in architectural contrast, with Gothic cathedrals next to massive Greek Revival banks, ornate Victorian mansions and modern high-rises.

Labour rioters expect management to be more compliant after the riot; participants in a massive religious revival expect life in the community to be somehow better as a result.

At 11 55 P.M. or so, the Burton-Judson heracedced (and I walked briskly) over to Ida Noyes Hall, a massive Tudor Revival building that used to be the women's gymnasium, and took their places on a wide staircase.

Wander down narrow cobblestone streets dating back to the origins of the French colony and admire the gorgeous 18th-century architecture, including the majestic Notre-Dame Basilica (Celine Dion was married in this massive Gothic Revival masterpiece).

And short of a massive religious revival in America that restocks the pond, Republicans run the risk Trump's victory will conceal what they likely figured out four years ago — that 2020 and beyond look to be mathematically ugly given America's changing demographics.