Sentence examples for revival program from inspiring English sources

But now a revival program claims as many as 25 new speakers.

It is also a city that offers tax incentives and other sweeteners to developers who help in its revival program.

His theater, at 80 St. Mark's Place in the East Village, began its film revival program in 1971 with an opening-night celebration at which Gloria Swanson was the host.

At WorldCom, Mr. Capellas would need to buy time for a revival program by inspiring a measure of confidence from several groups: creditors, customers, shareholders, employees, federal regulators and the bankruptcy court.

Open since the autumn of 2008, the Barceló Raval is meant to help anchor a bold urban revival program in Barcelona's famously seedy Raval neighborhood just west of the famous — and somewhat seedy itself — Rambla de Catalunya.

Although Mayor Edward I. Koch had pushed through a $10 billion citywide housing revival program, Mr. Winston pointed out, "Smaller buildings hadn't yet found a place in the program; it was more economical to rehab larger buildings containing 15, 20 or more units with one roof, one boiler, one set of stairs, than the 3- to 5-unit buildings".

And are language revival programs holding youngsters back from acquiring the skills they need to succeed in mainstream society?

There will also be documentaries about John Lennon and Elia Kazan, discussions with filmmakers (including Mr. Fincher and Mr. Apichatpong) and judiciously chosen revival programs.

Only a few decades ago, Romansh was looked upon as the patois of the poor country yokel; today it is experiencing a tenuous rebirth thanks to grass-roots revival programs and government support.

John Taras's "Design for Strings" will be the centerpiece of its spring revivals program.

It was the first newspaper of the Croat cultural movement called the Illyrian Revival, a program for South Slavic cultural and political unity.