Sentence examples for revive again from inspiring English sources

Maybe "the economy," as depicted on CNBC, will revive again, restoring the kinds of jobs that sustained the working poor, however inadequately, before the recession.

To bring songs alive for new ears; to break the ice, and find fresh water; to revive again and again the joy of spring, the gleam of green and even the figure of Schubert's hurdy-gurdy man, playing his heartbreaking tune for someone, anyone, in the snowy waste to hear.

"Before I make my Exit," the New-Hampshire Gazette told its readers, "I will recount over some of the many good Deeds I have done, and how useful I have been, and still may be, provided my Life should be spar'd; or I might hereafter revive again".

The church has no bells, because, according to the legend, when the first bell strikes, the water can revive again and flood the left bank of Kiev.

To remind them that it still exists, whether it be out in the open or still hiding in a dark corner, waiting to revive again.

This nourishes the bulb and helps it survive the dormant period to revive again and regrow the following year.

However, it revived again by exposing to the gaseous oxygen.

But it was revived again in 2012 by the Coalition.

The figure was revived again in the 2016 presidential election.

"Lots of feelings and emotions were revived again.

When it is revived again, the Human Resources Administration, instead of the shelter providers, will handle rent collection.