Sentence examples for revival work from inspiring English sources

Since the early 1990s the language revival work has been spearheaded by the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.

Alphonsus, a Gothic Revival work with a tall spire that is worth gawking at right up until the route passes it by.

For many Indigenous Australians whose languages declined under colonial rule these are the kinds of challenges they face in revival work.

The followers of Latrobe lacked his inventive genius but adapted the more conventional aspects of his Greek Revival work to create a public style that symbolized the dignity of the new democracy.

With no remaining traditional speakers of any Tasmanian language, Sainty says the revival work involves pooling together knowledge from the community – not only songs, words and phrases but also cultural knowledge.

The cast for this revival work the material as best they can: Christina Arestis is a poignant, gracious Tsarina, the Romanov girls and their suitors are all beautifully gilded youth, and Natalia Osipova extracts both the tomboyish and sensitive essences of Anastasia's character.

Despite the popularity of the 77th Street facade, it lacks the spark and vitality of other Romanesque Revival works in New York.

The best may be "Pygmalion," whose mixed reviews may not prepare you for how well this revival works, how little Ms. Danes displays any movie-star preening, and how astutely the production emphasizes George Bernard Shaw's theme of women and independence.

Sharpe's early Gothic Revival works were pre-archaeological, including Holy Trinity, Blackburn, built in 1837 46 for Revd JW Whittaker.

That programming recipe, new works offered alongside inviting revivals, worked brilliantly for the orchestra in its early days.

During the Irish literary revival, the work of J.M. Synge (Riders to the Sea, 1904) and Sean O'Casey (Shadow of a Gunman, 1923), like Faulkner's work, sought a tragic theme in the destiny of a whole people.