Sentence examples for revive live from inspiring English sources

In an article in La Revue Athletique of December 1890, 'Les Jeux Olympiques a Much Wenlock', de Coubertin at first paid a glowing tribute to his English precursor: 'If the Olympic Games, which modern Greece has not been able to revive, live again today, it is not to a Greek that we are indebted but rather to W P Brookes.

In that sense, "Sound of Music" may revive live Broadway on network TV much like History's sleeper miniseries "Hatfields and McCoys" last year helped bring back epic long-form specials — another once-vigorous format that had fallen on hard times, at least outside of HBO.

I wanted to believe that Biwott and Moi and maybe even Leakey could somehow work together to reverse Kenya's decline, revive living standards and make the country safe for tourists.

Last year, Spanky and I reunited to revive PHUTURE live.

"The diverse support we provide has helped revive the lives of these children," she says.

It said there were no plans to revive Top Gear Live, the international live event tour that was mothballed following the departure of Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.

But for music and book lovers with some patience and a willingness to invest a modest amount of time and money, those vintage tunes on dinosaur formats can be revived to live again in today's in-car audio systems.

That myth, that Disney wanted to be frozen until he could be revived and live again forever, dovetails neatly with the most lasting cultural effect Disney and his products have had on us: which is to say the enshrining of the notion of a never-ending American childhood, or to be more brutal, the infantilisation of absolutely everything.

NADAP's success is built upon the founders' foresight that education and employment play significant roles in reducing addiction and reviving the lives of individuals, families and communities.

Soon, the villa's spaces are transformed — by means of Resnais's digital prestidigitation — into a stage in which the play is spontaneously reprised by its primordial interpreters, who revive their own lives' memories and passions as they act.

It cost Chile an estimated $15-$15-$20 million dollarssave 33 lives, revive a sense of natoonalisaveunite people and restore faith and hope - the world over.