Sentence examples for our revival from inspiring English sources

In an economy already on shaky ground, a recovery in the technology sector, so crucial to our revival, now seemed far, far away.

Our defeat was on the scale of 1992, but our revival can be on the scale of 1997, and just as rapid if we do what needs to be done.

"The big picture is, we are looking at more cost-efficient models for storing our revival productions going forward," said George Steel, City Opera's general manager and artistic director.

The cast for our revival at Stratford are authentic London people, too, and I've felt real joy in rehearsals – Jessie Wallace is the real deal, just such a natural.

Third, manufacturing is key to our revival.

In maintaining the texture of our city, we are also boosting the small business owners who have significantly contributed to our revival by investing so heavily in their boutiques, stores and restaurants.

We're getting our revivals of Machaut and Rameau along with vigorous reconsiderations of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Mahler and a varied gallery of contemporary composers.

My surprise is not that Shakespeare is on a roll (because he is, after all, really rather good), but that he is on a roll given how dull so many of our revivals of the plays are, even though we put so much money into producing Shakespeare.

Our Revivals take encouragement and inspiration from a host of sources, both old and new.

Where our schools play a vital part in our language revival, and our children can learn their Indigenous language from Kindergarten to eventually submitting their PhD thesis (or whatever qualification we want to call it) in their own language.

But in March I sat down to review our numbers for the last nine months, since our sales revival in the summer of 2012.