Sentence examples for resurrecting time from inspiring English sources

We discuss the implications for greening urban public space and resurrecting time for adolescents to engage in unstructured activities.

Martins are arguably the most coveted acoustic guitar on earth — satisfied customers include Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Freedy Johnston — and wherever pickers and grinners gather to resurrect time-honored chestnuts, from "Helpless" to "Sugarfoot Rag," there's a good chance that there will be a Martin chiming in.

"She was the most accomplished and successful star in the world for certain periods of time... That's why I think it's valid to resurrect her time and time again.

Both are resurrected in time to give the title of "Resurrection" some meaning.

Thus, Monumental was resurrected – this time with Godspeed live onstage.

Each week, I only just managed to resurrect in time for Tuesday's show.

Anchored by a 2008 reunion concert in honor of the band's former teacher, the 92-year-old musical firebrand Conrad O. Johnson Sr .(known to everyone as Prof), a wealth of archival film resurrects a time of civil unrest and racial friction.

LuAnn Walther, the editorial director for several imprints at Knopf, said that editors there had dug into the backlist to find any books that they could resurrect in time for Season 2. One book, "War Poems," is a collection that includes many examples from the 1910s, an especially rich period for poetry, she said.

The USPS is broke with a capital B and there is no use in hoping it will be resurrected any time soon.

We are resurrected each time we trust in the power of connection, in the possibility of something not only greater than ourselves, but tucked deep inside one another.

Jesus is resurrected every time someone like Tupac can see a reason for his pain and persecution and decide to persevere.