Sentence examples for mount a revival from inspiring English sources

Quietly, and more through soft power rather than harsh atrocity, al-Qaida is trying to mount a revival.

A canny producer could do far worse than to mount a revival of Bedroom Farce around her and her perfect foil from that gala, Nicholas Le Prevost.

After hitting a three month low, leading shares are attempting to mount a revival, despite continuing fears about the financial crisis surrounding Greece.

BOYS' LIFE Michael Greif directed "Next to Normal" at Second Stage last season, and he will return there to mount a revival of Howard Korder's 1988 comedy about three college friends trying to make it in the big city.

He added that he was soon hoping to mount a revival of Mr. Sondheim's "Follies," the 1971 musical about a reunion of showgirls and others who were part of a Ziegfeld Follies-like company, and that he would seek a similarly intimate feeling, though it would be performed in a larger space than the Menier Chocolate Factory in London, where the current "Night Music" originated. 1 2 Next Page ».

Irvine was subjected to chants of "you're getting sacked in the ­morning" and loud boos from his own fans during the loss at Stoke but said he could still mount a revival.

Gerald had all but closed an iron door on the memory of his meteoric painting career when, in 1960, the Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts mounted a revival.

The producer who is mounting a revival of "Death of a Salesman" on Broadway next year has tapped Andrew Garfield to play Biff, the wayward son of Willy Loman, a spokesman for the production said on Friday.

But because the director chosen for the project, Diane Paulus, also mounted a revival of "Hair" for the Public Theater in Central Park in 2007 that eventually ended up on Broadway, there is already speculation that the Public may have similar aspirations for "The Capeman".

The Paper Mill Playhouse has mounted a revival of "Carnival!" And while it reminds us of the genuine charm of the work and provides several show-stopping numbers for its talented players, it does little to dispel the shadow that the play casts.

Plaid Cymru may mount a modest revival after a poor result last time.