Sentence examples for revived an interview from inspiring English sources

"It is!" In May, Bob Wolff, the former voice of the Washington Senators, now of the MSG Network and News 12 Long Island, revived an interview with Williams from 1958 for his monthly "Bob Wolff's Baseball Scrapbook" on MSG.

Maybe you've revived a bumblebee.

Blake Bortles revived a stagnant offense.

"I'd like to have a little longer overtime," Holland said in a satellite radio interview last week, reviving a suggestion he made a year ago for an additional overtime period.

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By reviving an artist's time, we revive both his resistance to it and his response.

These ceramics revive an old art.

A13 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Ferrer Would Seek Return Of Activist Government Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for mayor, said in an interview that he would revive a tradition of activist government abandoned by Mayor Giuliani and lift up "the other New York" left out of the city's economic boom.

Mr. Glass was not originally to have performed, but a few hours before the interview, someone proposed reviving a movement of "Hydrogen Jukebox," which had its premiere at this festival in 1990.

After he unknowingly revived his case by giving an interview, he said, he was arrested when deputies lured him to the nearby city of Ridgecrest by calling and pretending to be a television news crew seeking an interview.

"The armed forces are just seizing an opportunity to revive a program that has long been desired but long lain dormant," Egon Heck, executive secretary of the Indigenous Missionary Council, a Roman Catholic church group, said in an interview in Brasília, the capital.