Sentence examples for revive as from inspiring English sources

Neither was the running regimen I vowed to revive as soon as I got back to New York.

Black trade union activity (illegal until the mid-1980s) began to revive as well and focused rather more on political than on economic mobilization.

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, has continued to express a comparatively sunny view that confidence will revive as soon as the "geopolitical uncertainties" abate.

Employment will not revive as long as consumers are pessimistic, and consumer confidence will not improve as long as foreclosures keep rising and home equity keeps deteriorating.

Although the community of practitioners of rural performing arts has been diminishing, efforts have been under way to revive as well as recontextualize some of the indigenous traditions so that they resonate with an increasingly cosmopolitan Philippine society.

But they have stalled in recent months, and they seem unlikely to revive as long as Mr Erdogan continues to undermine the rule of law and attack the independent media.A problematic legacyMr Erdogan seems to be planning a run for the presidency in August.

Not all markets have revived as quickly.

This work should be revived as soon as possible.

Manufactures include textiles, clothing, pottery, and bricks; the ancient weaving tradition has been revived as well.

Too bad the Dow Jones industrial average from five years ago cannot be revived as easily.

The standard of our political discourse has fallen more precipitously than the pound and cannot be revived as easily.