Sentence examples for revived great from inspiring English sources

It's "Voices! of the American Theater," a series of staged readings of rarely revived great American plays of the last hundred years.

Chief among his tasks is remaking the Cathedral Choir in his image, and on Wednesday evening he offered a look at that work in progress, in the first of two concerts in a revived Great Music in a Great Space series.

Now, plans are afoot for a revived Greater London Authority, whose first meeting will no doubt debate a motion proposing a new catchphrase for the capital.

He's reviving great old songs, and - even more importantly - involving some of the original artists.

Mr. Ruiz revives great dances of the past, but also commissions new works that relate to Spain's heritage.

The Soundway label has specialised in reviving great but rare vintage tracks from West Africa that had previously only been released on vinyl, but it is now also becoming known for adventurous new music.

David Michôd revived the great memories of Ozploitation with this cracking contemporary drama-thriller, about a dysfunctional crime family in blue-collar gangland Melbourne.

With his 1951 film "The African Queen" John Huston revived two great Hollywood careers that had begun to flag in the deglamorized years after World War II.

Weichsel and Sontag, an old partnership recently revived with great success, appeared to have a bidding problem with the North-South cards.

In Enjoy, hated at first but lately revived with great success, he tore into our capacity for sentimentalising working-class life by treating it as a museum artefact.

Along the way, he revived a great American football tradition, one that seemed antiquated in recent years before the big tight end claimed it as his personal exclamation point.