Sentence examples for may revive from inspiring English sources

An attorney for one of the measures says if none of the ballot initiatives pass on May 21, the City Council may revive its previous efforts to ban dispensaries.

However, Chedi Luang Temple may revive during Lan Na revival period to restore both spatial and spiritual of Chiang Saen city.

And she is a big contrast to 56-year-old Mr Rajoy.Mr Zapatero's decision to go may revive a moribund Socialist vote on May 22nd, when Spain holds elections for 13 regional parliaments and all the town halls.

The ChevronTexaco discovery may revive interest.

Demand may revive over the next few years.

It may revive unless he cleans up the corruption industry.

Who knows, sugary nostalgia may revive small towns across the country.

Austerity may revive the protests that paralysed Riga in 2009, though on a more modest scale.

The remarks by Corbyn may revive memories of Cameron's pledges in 2005.

The Daily News, by far Zimbabwe's best newspaper until its presses were blown up in 2001, may revive soon.

Privatisation seems to have ground to a halt in Brazil and in India (though its new government may revive it).