Sentence examples similar to please revive from inspiring English sources

He was pleased to revive Ripley after filming dramatic roles since the original serial.

This mix originally appeared on OkayAfrica, but has since been taken down; we're pleased to revive it here.

In a conference call yesterday, Rice, 34, was clearly pleased about reviving his role as a go-to player in Houston.

Their second book One Moment Please: time to revive the dying art of paying attention has already been dubbed "a real wake up call" for the modern world.

Their second book One Moment Please: time to revive the dying art of paying attention (due for release by Hay House in March 2015) has already been dubbed "a real wake up call" for the modern world.

Please know that you revived it.

This project, which is as much symbolic as it is a piece of electioneering, was decided by Sarkozy in 2007, then forgotten about in order to please Ankara, before being revived by the [France's ruling] UMP with the prospect of the 2012 election coming up.

(Note to journalists: let's not use House Republican language to revive the dying term "alien", please).

The reluctance of voters in Austria, France and Germany in particular to see Turkey as a full member is helping slow reforms and revive nationalism: many Turks are unwilling to change to please Europeans who don't want them in their club anyway.

The next time that the three ladies were seated at their embroidery, the Queen revived the old question of what present would please the Queen of England best.

He choose the latter option and staved off a late effort to revive the ballot initiative by spearheading a bill that pleased some hardliners and upset some in the Latino community..