Sentence examples for revive career from inspiring English sources
TV-EMY Program contains desperate film actor hoping to revive career by winning an Emmy.
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"The Louise Brooks of modern houses," someone once called it, in reference to its mystique, its sleek yet lyrical modernity, and, above all, its tragically interrupted and then revived career as a modern monument.
"That was really hard for me to watch as his friend, because I didn't think it was fair to him," Damon told Shortlist.com, before shifting over to Affleck's more recently revived career.
Blatche spent the summer working with John Lucas, the former N.B.A. star who is known for reviving careers.
Yet, samples have extended and revived careers for many musicians when listeners went looking for the sources.
Future Sound also helped strengthen pre-existing ties, reviving careers that until recently looked like they were on life support.
He was interested in advice to help revive his career.
With a "salsa opera" called "Hommy," Mr. Harlow helped revive the career of the singer Celia Cruz.
But he could revive his career in Seattle, just like another Mets castoff, Oliver Perez.
Additions: Jason Williams, Nick Anderson, Lorenzen Wright, Brevin Knight, Pau Gasol, Shane Battier Losses Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Mike Bibby, Brent Pricee DENVER NUGGETS Last season: 40-42 Optimism Optellsm tells you any player can revive his career.
