Sentence examples for revive antique from inspiring English sources
For instance, when discussing the work they did for luxury brand Aishti, Walsh notes how they injected some fun into the campaign by using experimental typography (below)—light-paint calligraphy, words made from hair, flowing dresses, balloons, colored powder to revive antique proverbs and create a "memorable visual language" for the brand.
She specializes, she explained, in reviving antique dolls.
MORE SWASHBUCKLING Museums this season are publishing swashbuckling conservators' accounts of reviving antiques, sometimes under perilous conditions.
It was, nevertheless, important for having revived the antique heritage in the West and for transmitting that interest to subsequent art.
Gladiator, reviving an antique genre with a star-making Russell Crowe turn and similarly universal driving motivations (family), had a similar magnanimous audience embrace.
Putnam, once a manufacturing center, was in serious decline until the abandoned stores were revived as antiques shops and marketplaces.
The Nude singlehandedly revived interest in antique sculpture and its influence on western art and culture after a century of Ruskin-induced neglect.
While Shen's educated Confucian contemporaries were interested in obtaining ancient relics and antiques in order to revive their use in rituals, Shen was more concerned with how items from archeological finds were originally manufactured and what their functionality would have been, based on empirical evidence.
Should Britain's premier theater really revive a famous musical rather than something worthily antique, obscure and (preferably) foreign?
Nearly a hundred years later, the courts are starting to test Justice Brandeis's point.The case now reviving interest in this antique dispute concerns a tiny website called Theflyonthewall.com.
