Sentence examples for revived across from inspiring English sources

The first Birkenstock sandal was launched in 1964, though it was last seen as a "fashion" shoe in the 1990s – a decade currently being revived across the board.

Traditional dishes and local ingredients are being revived across the city: a good place to sample them is in Spajza restaurant, which specialises in hearty home-cooking, such as smoked goose breast with truffles.

Instead, in both the soul music of the early 70s and the English folk songs that have been revived across a series of albums, you get songs that paint Christmas as a different sort of time – one when families and communities try to put hardship aside for a brief while and find something – anything – to celebrate.

Meanwhile, consumer spending is expanding strongly, borrowing is up and house prices are reviving across a swath of the country.

Nobody can really imagine that the world's great powers will today be drawn into these arcane atavistic bickerings, but the old blood feuds are reviving across a terrain that has been littered with nuclear weapons.

Even discounting the association of nuclear power with nuclear weaponry, people have good reason to be suspicious of claims that reactors are safe.Yet political interest in nuclear power is reviving across the world, thanks in part to concerns about global warming and energy security.

It promised mutual economic benefit and Turkish leverage at both ends of the Silk Road Economic Belt that Beijing hopes to revive across the Eurasian land mass.

That it now looks like arriving on time is largely thanks to the fluke of revived economic growth across Europe.

During the Latest Triassic the diverse carbonate factory revived and flourished across the Triassic-Jurassic boundary.

He was concerned the party might abandon its commitment to protect the 164 surviving grammars, having already, under David Cameron, apparently ditched ambitions to revive selection across the country.

Bruce G. Herman, a nationally recognized expert on worker training who fought to preserve New York City's garment district and to revive manufacturing across the country, died on Feb. 7 in Manhattan.