Sentence examples for revive beyond from inspiring English sources

Big John Patton, the organist, made some of the best soul-jazz albums of the 60's when he recorded for Blue Note; his career looked as though it might revive beyond the jazz-club circuit when he contributed a fantastic solo to a John Zorn record in 1985, but not much happened.

The Brooklyn waterfront Ms. Bloom helped revive boomed with life beyond adagio notes of mourning.

But she offered no new concrete proposals to revive the paralyzed process, beyond a renewed pledge to press both the Israelis and the Palestinians.

Nonetheless, they are discussing whether to redeploy troops and revive heavy overseas coverage beyond what is necessary to follow current developments.

June 3 2007: Brown says that when he becomes prime minister he will seek to revive plans to extend beyond 28 days the time that terror suspects can be detained without charge.

A few non-Corbynites are beginning to understand what the moment might require of those who want to revive the parts of Labour beyond the radical left.

I felt the stories' ability to revive me, to carry me beyond the paralysis and despair that inevitably gripped me whenever I thought about the Holocaust or came into contact with the aspects of human nature which had ultimately allowed it to happen.

The film will no doubt inspire more visits to the incredible islands, but perhaps also revive an interest in its history, beyond Darwin and giant turtles.

"This election has moved beyond party loyalty to the need to revive the Senate as an effective institution," Mr. Frist said.

"Soto: Paris and Beyond, 1950-1970" at New York University's Grey Art Gallery will not precipitate a run to revive his reputation, but it does open an interesting window on the mid-20th-century philosophical landscape of modern art.

Mr. Letta said the effort to revive Europe's economy lay in greater European integration, moving beyond a common currency and toward a political and banking union.