Sentence examples for revive hope from inspiring English sources

Ranieri's next significant intervention was to make a double substitution in the 72nd minute and the new arrivals combined to revive hope for the champions.

It came a few days after Mr. Ahmadinejad appeared to revive hope that Iran might accept a Western deal to swap much of its uranium for medical-reactor fuel that cannot be weaponized, a deal the Iranians had rejected.

The markets were buoyed by a Commerce Department report showing a decline of one-tenth of 1percentt in May retail sales, and analysts said the weaker-than-expected figures might revive hope in the markets that the Fed will find it necessary to ease monetary policy.

Now, all she has to do is revive hope that Athens will be ready well before August 2004 -- and do nothing to inspire fears that Athens could be replaced by an experienced Summer Olympic city like Seoul, South Korea, Los Angeles or Sydney.

Preaching a message of reconciliation, Francis has managed to revive hope for peace.

One of SEP's main objectives is to revive hope and passion in the remote Palestinian Refugee Camp of Jerash, through the art of craftsmanship.

Although too late to revive crops and even pasturage in some areas, the showers nevertheless went far to revive hopes of the discouraged populace.

Indeed, France and Germany shamelessly use Cyprus as another excuse to keep Turkey out.There are three ways to revive hopes of a Cyprus settlement.

Liverpool thrashed Norwich, 5-0, to revive hopes of qualifying for European competitions next season, with Luis Suárez and Daniel Sturridge striking up a good combination up front and both scoring goals.

Reports say that Palestinians are considering a fresh 72-hour truce, which may revive hopes of a longer ceasefire.

Meanwhile, the US has suggested the outcome of Israel's election may revive hopes of peace with the Palestinians.