Sentence examples for revive after from inspiring English sources

If completed, a sale may signal that the mergers industry is set to revive after months of fits and starts.

The women's American Basketball League died and the Women's United Soccer Association is looking to revive after its demise.

The hope is that the "animal spirits" of business will revive after a couple of quarters of strong growth.

Thursday's offering is the latest in a series of technology I.P.O.'s, a sector that is trying to revive after staying quiet for much of the past year.

Many species of Frullania are able to tolerate drying and can revive after drought, thus allowing them to grow in areas where rains are seasonal.

The "labor participation rate," the percentage of people who either have jobs or are looking for them, has barely begun to revive after dropping sharply since 2000.

It was revived after he became famous.

And banks themselves are reviving after their bail-out.

The settlement was revived after Israel captured the Gaza Strip.

In this respect, maybe the concept of totalitarianism shouldn't be revived, after all.

The economy, barely reviving after Mr Kabila's first year in power, has been severely battered.