Sentence examples for revive the power from inspiring English sources

Ridin' High, a 1992 album of standards, was an artistic and commercial failure, and in 1996 there was an attempt to revive the Power Station, with an unsuccessful second album.

448 bc), Corinth joined Sparta against Athens during the Peloponnesian War (431 404 bc), but, though that conflict brought about the military defeat of Athens, it did little to revive the power of Corinth, which joined with some of its former allies to defeat Sparta in the Corinthian War (395 387 bc).

Based on these moves, Britain can then revive the power-sharing government institutions in Ulster.

William Rehnquist wanted to revive the powers of the states.

In the 14th century, Timur (Tamerlane) revived the power of the Mongols and struck silver and copper coins.

Bhoja I (reigned c. 836 885) revived the power of the Pratiharas by bringing Kalanjara, and possibly Kannauj as well, under Pratihara control.

We have revived the power of law and the supremacy of the constitution" At the same time, the party has deployed stylish television commercials that make the ones put together by its opponents seem like high school productions.

This was given assent in 1914, but World War I prevented any works taking place, and it was not until 1930 that the UERL revived the powers and began construction work.

Casimir's son and successor, Bolesław II (the Bold), sought to revive the great power designs of the first Bolesław.

The economy cannot possibly get out of its current doldrums without a strategy to revive the purchasing power of America's vast middle class.

India's ruling Congress party has pledged to create millions of jobs for the poor, increase health spending, and revive the emerging power's faltering economy in a last-ditch effort to stave off defeat at national elections.