Sentence examples for needs resurrecting from inspiring English sources

Labour's historic mission needs resurrecting based on hard-headed economics and evidence – a modernised Keynesianism if you like.

The rest stayed away, despite fierce American pressure to go, because they believe that the Israeli-Palestinian peace process needs resurrecting from the dead, not underpinning.Morocco, which was host to the first economic gathering, and Bahrain, which is currently host to the American fleet in the Gulf, both refused the invitation.

And it is gratifying to see someone involved in the project acknowledge explicitly that the church's image is bad enough that it needs "resurrecting".

In Focus, Goleman makes the case that paying attention is a lost art form that needs resurrecting, especially for our kids.

There are women from our past whose achievements need resurrecting.

(I mean that seriously — the Remote Commander is just what you need for resurrecting ancient televisions whose original controllers have gone to the dogs).

"Danny needs to resurrect his career and both parties have agreed this will be best at another club," Derry said.

America needs to resurrect the benevolent community and take on a new challenge.

He has voiced his commitment to Khomeini's ideals but also dared to say that the Islamic Republic needs to resurrect promises of freedom, transparency, rule of law and democracy as well as Islam.

But last week's local election results have not only demonstrated that victory is not assured, but also indicated that Labour may well need Liberal Democrat help in order to stimulate the tactical voting needed for victory.So Labour might well feel the need to resurrect relations with the Liberal Democrats.

The Jets needed to resurrect their ground game.