Sentence examples for relive itself from inspiring English sources

The cessation of an event does not bring about its ending, if it continues to throb and relive itself through memory.

A common reason a kitten relives itself outside of the litter is if the owner chastised the kitten for using the wrong spot.

If they fail, the world economy could well find itself reliving the stagflation of the 1970's.

-- As Conan O'Brien starts his post-NBC career on a stage here Monday night with the kickoff of his Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour, his former employer, NBC, finds itself reliving the good old days, with Jay Leno back where he used to be -- hosting "The Tonight Show" and at the top of the late-night ratings.

Our hope is that by doing so we will enable you relive vicariously the excitement of the chat itself and--more importantly--share in the information that was exchanged.

Despite his bravado, Mr. Legros, unlike many of his neighbors who have repressed the horror of the earthquake itself, keeps reliving it.

It is perhaps the curse of mankind, what Borges might describe as the Doctrine of Cycles, that history repeats itself and we are all doomed to relive the same set of experiences in an Eternal Return.

But ReLive as a real company may have to find itself a new CEO in addition to the operations chief.

It forces us to remember the past and the feelings it brought all while yearning to relive those memories as if history could actually repeat itself.

But the film is more than an affectionate study of childhood stubbornness; beneath its apparently sentimental surface is a corrosive study of a society closed in upon itself, drained of freedom and cursed to continually relive the past.

They feel like they might not survive next time and, even without that, the journey itself is one they don't want to relive.