Sentence examples for revived all that from inspiring English sources

• Adding Patrick has not yet revived all that was once glorious about their ESPN run.

But the rejection from the Red Cross revived all that mummified information.

"I don't know why I want to revive all that and remember it," said Lilliana Hughes, 69, of Keyport, N.J.

Don found another lost boy in that bar in Hawaii -- a young soldier whose lighter he accidentally took, an act that revived all his feelings of being a fraud and a fake.

It continues to be revived all over the world.

Many would like to see the abrasive Ms Verdonk lose her job.Both Christian Democrats and Labour steered clear of the issues of immigration and Islam in the campaign, and also avoided discussing the European Union, though attempts are under way to revive all or part of the constitution that Dutch voters rejected in 2005.

Biwott's appointment suggests that while Moi is more interested than ever before in reviving tourism, he is not all that keen on fundamental change in the way his regime does business.

Vanity Fair was launched in 1914 by impresario Conde Nast, was suspended in 1936 (the Great Depression, Hitler and all that) and was revived by Si Newhouse's Conde Nast in 1983.

It is a strategy based on a bet: if the United States demonstrated a willingness to sharply reduce its atomic arsenal, and if it revived treaties that would ban all signers from conducting nuclear tests or producing new uranium and plutonium suitable for bomb-making, it would be far easier to rally nations to confront Iran's nuclear ambitions and North Korea's presumed arsenal.

Thursday's rout did revive, in some corners, the idea that maybe the Dream Team isn't all that good for the sport.

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