Sentence examples for revive the culture from inspiring English sources

There are also many efforts to revive the culture.

Most of these villages are part of the Strada di l'Artigiani -- the Road of the Artisans, created in 1995 to preserve traditional crafts and revive the culture of the Balagne.

In March a teacher in Krugersdorp was shot dead in front of his class by a pupil he had had expelled".We are trying to revive the culture of learning," says Elias Mashile, the head of Morris Isaacson, "but it takes time".

Ibn Khaldun has become a symbol that represents recognition of the greatness of Islamic philosophy and civilization by the West and an aspiration of contemporary Muslim intellectuals to once again revive the culture of scientific and philosophic inquiry in the Islamic World.

3 ml of the starved culture was then added into 10 ml CG media and cells were subsequently passaged every 1 3 days for 8 days to revive the cultures from their starved state.

The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, said Republicans were "reviving the culture wars".

Some, such as Andrew Marr, believe her death "revived the culture of public sentiment".

There is no Youth for McCain.And in picking Sarah Palin as a running-mate, the campaign has revived the culture wars.

They credit Guru Maa, 61, with reviving the culture of India for those who have left their homeland.

Lady Thatcher was a devotee of Mr Wiener's, and she led a crusade to revive the "entrepreneurial culture" which the liberal elite had allegedly trampled underfoot.

In the months since the attack on America there have been some efforts on what remains of the Brockian right to revive the old culture wars.