Sentence examples for revive a lot from inspiring English sources

Stephen Rubin, president and publisher of Doubleday Broadway, said: "The format speaks directly to the market and allows us to revive a lot of classics and also do the original titles.

The fact is, he gets revived a lot, and the alternative — of not auditioning simply because he's my dad — seemed a lot more ridiculous to me".

Unfortunately, the terrorist attacks that I was so unlucky to be affected by have revived a lot of my previous symptoms.

Not everyone's going to be rushing to reach the quota, but it's undoubtedly revived a lot of interest from users who have fallen by the wayside in recent years.

"The war on Gaza, that resulted in the destruction of some areas in Gaza and the death to over one thousand people, revived a lot of the sad memories of my belated son...I hope that no mother would have to suffer from losing her children".

There was a discussion about reviving a parking lot that used to cater to passengers using Terminal B. The lot, which is currently used as a staging area for the valet service, would cost less than $175,000 to convert it back into a public parking facility.

It's a conceit which has been revived – with a lot less emphasis on procreation – by Pixar's fizzy new cartoon, Inside Out.

It soaked two men trying to revive a dead car in the parking lot and caused the gray afternoon to sag like a stray plastic bag catching the runoff.

"I would never spend a lot of time trying to revive a declining business," he says.

Every few months, it seems someone with a lot of bucks comes along to revive a fashion house that nobody needs.

When automakers want to revive a troubled car line, they often build a "halo" car, an exciting model to get lots of press and lure buyers into showrooms.