Sentence examples for revive on from inspiring English sources

JONATHAN GROFF/Actor The show I want to revive on Broadway is "Camelot".... Hugh Jackman would come back as King Arthur.

Postfeminist moment or not, the artist-writers Mira Schor and Susan Bee recently decided to revive on the Internet the art journal Meaning (www.artkrush.com), which they published from 1986 to 1996.

In 2004 Mr. Richards and his producing partner, Jerry Frankel, got the rights to a revival of Mr. Mamet's 1983 "Glengarry Glen Ross," a play that various producers had been trying to revive on Broadway for years.

Ms. Gillibrand's measure, which she is likely to revive on the Senate floor this fall, would give military prosecutors rather than commanders the power to decide which sexual assaults to try, with the goal of increasing the number of people who report crimes without fear of retaliation.

But the businesses that have benefited from migration - and have started to see the town revive on the back of it - are reluctant to speak out.

Tonight, I was really excited to see one of my favorite musicals being revived on Broadway.

(Lobbyists reportedly bundled $300,000 for Senator John McCain in one night in Washington after his stock revived on the campaign trail).

It moves on next to Park Avenue Armory in New York, but one day I'd like to see it revived on a smaller scale.

"Dreamgirls," the 1981 musical that solidified the reputation of Michael Bennett as one of the greatest directors of American musical theater, is to be revived on Broadway next year.

It is revived on Sept. 22.

(The original musical was successfully revived on Broadway in 1980).