Sentence examples for members revived from inspiring English sources

In late 2010, the CHMT members revived the idea of involving specific groups from the communities in the planning meetings.

The band's original lineup disbanded in 1996, but three founding members have revived the band for a new album, "Miracle Mule" (Back Porch).

Although black golfers have played at the Masters since Lee Elder qualified as a PGA Tour winner in 1975 and there are now a half-dozen black Augusta National members, Johnson revived that discriminatory image.

But the second law of sociology is cruel: all members of revived subcultures are doomed to run into people who've survived the original thing and have kept it going underground, defiantly wearing the fashion even as the waistbands have to be let out.

It was a principled decision that many would disagree with; in the end, current cast member Kenan Thompson revived his Cosby impression to notably less effect.

What the fund should be doing is pressing members to revive the idea of an international bankruptcy court for countries.

The boldly delineated decorative glass designed by Hoffmann, Prutscher and other Werkstätte members helped revive the Bohemian glassworks and spur its craftsmen to new technical heights.

Juan Villalonga, the chairman of Telefonica, the Spanish telecommunications company, has been trying to rally support among company board members to revive merger talks with the Dutch telephone operator Royal KPN, executives close to Telefonica said today.

The report was referred to another APA Board and never surfaced again, despite efforts by the task force members to revive it.

The trust of community members in a revived Park Cuijk does not depend on justice aspects only.

The N.F.L. announced the officiating crew for the Super Bowl, and one member will revive bad memories for Giants fans.