Sentence examples for nice revival from inspiring English sources
A nice revival of Bouncers, perhaps, or three weeks on a Greek island.
MR: "Folk revival," nice.
Sitting in a downtown park, Calvin Wilson Sr., 63, said it was nice to see the revival on Warren Street, but it didn't offer much for him or for young people growing up in a town whose population is almost a third black and Latino, and in which one in five residents is living below the poverty level.
One of the nicest features of the Broadway revival of Ken Ludwig's "Lend Me a Tenor" back in 2010 was John Lee Beatty's creamy rococo hotel suite where the operatic characters dashed about.
It would be nice to report that Trevor Nunn's revival of the classic 1948 musical is too darn hot, but it arrives in London from the Chichester festival in a lukewarm state.
Younger generations convincingly revived the folk revival.
It's nice to see the current San Francisco disco revival parties bringing that energy back to San Francisco.
Of the other musical productions that opened on Broadway this spring, the revival of "Evita" and the new musical "Nice Work if You Can Get It" had solid grosses last week, while the new musical "Ghost" and the revival of "Jesus Christ Superstar" were struggling by comparison.
Forget carving it up – the Broadway revival of Glengarry Glen Ross is raking it in real nice.
Even when they're flashing switchblades and kicking people in the ribs, the teenage hoodlums who maraud through Arthur Laurents's startlingly sweet new revival of "West Side Story" seem like really nice kids.
