Sentence examples for revival blueprint from inspiring English sources

If his last studio record, "Blue Moon Swamp," found him hewing closely to the Creedence Clearwater Revival blueprint, this new album is messily, gleefully all over the place.

The commission that Mayor C. Ray Nagin assembled to devise a revival blueprint proposed last week that the city impose a four-month moratorium on all new building permits in storm-ravaged areas of the city and that it require each neighborhood hit hard by flooding to prove that it can draw a critical mass of people.

The group was so well organized and financed that it recently retained a professional planner to help respond to the city's requirement that devastated neighborhoods devise their own revival blueprints.

Fox & Friends graphics described the election results as "shockwaves," "winds of change," a "Republican revival," and a "blueprint for success".

He laid out a long-term blueprint for revival in an era obsessed with short-term expectations.

But as important as her family is to her, Capriati had to draw up the blueprint for her revival by herself.

For the last six months, Jonathan Miller, the chief executive of the America Online division of AOL Time Warner, has pointed to the company's own cable channel HBO as the blueprint for a revival of the shrinking AOL service.

C2 AOL Looking to HBO's Model The chief executive of the America Online division of AOL Time Warner has pointed to HBO as the blueprint for a revival of the shrinking AOL service.

It presents a hopeful blueprint for its revival with women, millennials, and technology being major factors while addressing the transformation of ever rising healthcare and education costs and taxes that adversely impact the middle class.

("We're going to South Dakota and Oregon and Washington... ..) "Who could predict that Dean's wild rant would become an unexpected blueprint for his party's revival?" writes Berman, in a book that has the potential to unite progressives and the sanest of the Tea Party movement, to join together to overpower a common enemy: the corporate purchasing of public servants.

As Wirtz reaps praise for his team's revival, he knows he is not following his father's blueprint.