Sentence examples for revival from from inspiring English sources

The revival from the grassroots is seriously compromised.

Self's weirdly charming neo-modernist psychiatric novel concerns a woman's brief revival from decades of oblivion.

Whether it was the revival from the depression of the 1930s or Britain's post-war recovery.

There was to be no Southampton revival from then on in.

The commercial planets look well aligned for this franchise revival from Universal.

Another summer, another terrific small-scale musical revival from the Watermill, directed by Craig Revel Horwood.

Please describe your thoughts on that "Roseanne" revival from a few years back.

"Junction," an important revival from 1961 and set to Bach, was Mr. Taylor's first attempt to explore musicality in dance.

These ideas help shape "The Butterfly," a revival from Making Books Sing, an organization that turns children's books into musicals.

This low-budget revival from the Beautiful Soup Theater Collective illustrates why all too clearly (2 15).

In Japan, the figures show some revival from the blow caused by the earthquake and tsunami in March.