Sentence examples similar to revive the drive from inspiring English sources

But the family of one of the investors, Dr. John DeLeonardis, encouraged him to try to revive the drive-in.

These include recognising that Afghanistan and Pakistan are a "single theatre", enlisting help from neighbours (including Iran), ending the uncritical support George Bush gave Mr Karzai, handing a bigger share of combat missions over to a larger Afghan army and reviving the drive for political reconciliation that started after the invasion of 2001 but withered on the vine.

The canal issue helped revive the campaign.

They may have motivated company leaders to revive the innovativeness, drive and entrepreneurial enterprise that got them and their companies to leadership positions in the first place.

The US is to host talks with Israel and Palestinian negotiators in the next week following a breakthrough in the drive to revive the moribund Middle East peace process John Kerry, US secretary of state, called the move a "significant step forward".

To succeed, Germans need to revive the "ordoliberal" ideas that drove the postwar economic miracle of their country.

And because the increased wages would go to households that tend to spend every dollar they earn, the proposal would represent a large and ongoing economic stimulus package, helping to revive the consumer spending that drives the economy, but with the funding coming entirely from the private sector.

The chief executive of Glaxosmithkline has overhauled its senior management as part of a drive to revive the pharmaceuticals company.

A reverence for the "motherland," as well as the painful legacy of Soviet collectivization, has made President Vladimir V. Putin's drive to revive the nation's agricultural economy badly unnerving for those who work the land.

It was this spirit that Langman says drove him to revive the Clark brothers' dreams of racing glory in their now outmoded boat.

How do we revive the village's warmth but not the claustrophobia that drove so many villagers to the city?