Sentence examples for revived along from inspiring English sources

Commerce revived along roads once too dangerous to travel.

And giving more cabinet posts to his party may help the president in Congress.Mr Toledo's popularity has recently revived, along with Peru's economy.

Cheer squads or jeer squads form up, the occasional moral panic revived, along with the usual exhortations to do better next year.

Now, 17 years after they were mercifully killed off following the club's long slide to mediocrity, one of the most legendary names in American soccer has been revived, along with their famous green and gold shirts.

Stocks that were beaten down all week revived, along with commodity prices.

That is the impulse a new generation has revived, along with an honoring of the patient, analog way in which collages are made.

'Numpty' is a word that needs reviving, along with 'frenchie'crudrud' and 'McCague'McCague

The news, which came in remarks by party officials to various German news organizations, appears to reflect Mr. Schröder's confidence that his political fortunes are reviving along with the economy.

Given the continuing sexual incontinence that, to judge by last week's testimonials, has not left a single presentable woman columnist unmolested by some unnamed but world-class politician, it might be worth reviving, along with NSIT, the contemporaneous deb classifications MSC (makes skin creep) and VVSITPQ (very, very safe in taxis, probably queer).

Mr. Bernanke revived the idea, along with several other approaches, in his speech in London.

The punchily revived Poles, along with Czechs, Hungarians, Estonians and Slovenes, are all poised to join the club.