Sentence examples for revive their popularity from inspiring English sources

In modern times the full samskaras are not generally performed, despite the efforts of the Arya Samaj, a late 19th-century reform movement that tried to revive their popularity.

They are as eager to revive their franchise as Bay is to revive his career.

The children said the generosity helped revive their spirits.

Can the Dutch revive their game in time?

However, some groups are seeking to revive their indigenous identities.

Iraq and Libya revived their production.

So Afghans blame the Americans for reviving their dormant tormentors.

He was renovating the Bowery Bar — now called the B Bar — and trying to revive the popularity of an aging Japanese restaurant at the Maritime Hotel.

President Alejandro Toledo swore in a new prime minister and several cabinet members in an effort to revive his popularity one year into his administration.

Yet, in his bid to exploit the G20 presidency to revive his popularity ahead of France's 2012 presidential election, Mr Sarkozy will also miss no chance to push for crowd-pleasing headlines.

And while the Long Island Philharmonic, the leading Island-based arts group, has cut back performances because it ran a deficit last season, its new management is counting on revised marketing approaches to revive its popularity.