Sentence examples for revive more from inspiring English sources

Others use the Groovebox to revive more mainstream sounds.

The rest of Iraq needs radical decentralisation of power that would serve to revive more natural local cultures and de-emphasise the destructive solidarities caused by sectarian polarisation.

Even as urban centres revive, more Americans move from city centre to suburb than go the other way.But the West has also made mistakes, from which the rest of the world can learn.

And those who were hoping that the job market would revive more quickly than in past recoveries lost faith when the Labor Department turned its initial report of 66,000 new jobs in February into a loss of 2,000 jobs.

While the mammoth efforts are unlikely to succeed, it's conceivable that we might revive more recently deceased creatures like passenger pigeons within the next couple of decades (which conservationists fear could make extinction seem less dire than it does now).

Bond markets have revived more quickly than bank lending.

I wish she had celebrated by reviving more of her old works.

The NT also revived, more surprisingly, Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude, primarily as a vehicle for Anne-Marie Duff in the role last played in London by Glenda Jackson.

In the first months of the financial crisis, sterling tumbled about twenty per cent, and growth revived more quickly than it did in other Western countries.

Until the middle of the 19th century it was probably revived more often than any poetic play except those of Shakespeare.

In fact, his tradition of peace, love, gentleness and compassion need to be revived more than ever, in a world fraught with fear.