Sentence examples for revive the spirits from inspiring English sources
Ebersol had just been hired to run NBC Sports and revive the spirits of a division sagging from losing the rights to carry Major League Baseball.
Notable among these were the ballets Koshare (c. 1965), which made use of a Hopi creation story, and The Four Moons (1967), which was intended to revive the spirits of four tribes that had come back to Earth.
When summer makes you wilt and most reds feel deadening, a slightly chilled 2001 Rosso del Contadino, a Piedmont barbera imported by Wines for Food, can revive the spirits.
A large crowd heard the Revd Basil Bourchier express the hope that "no one here today will forget what Mr Bottomley did to revive the spirits of our men at the Front".
He is the Dreamer, you see - the man chosen to revive the spirit of rock'n'roll.
But developments like the iPhone applications can help to revive the spirit of invention.
Dyson's design and commercial success lent authority to his quest to revive the spirit of invention in Britain.
He gets the idea to revive the spirit of those ancient competitions and bring them to the modern age.
As he prepares for the inauguration, he needs to revive the spirit of conciliation that he emphasized during the campaign.
To revive the spirit of Camelot, the Obamas need to show reverence for the past without living in it.
He urged the nation to revive the spirit that had once allowed Britain to find a new role after the empire's collapse.
