Sentence examples for revived like a from inspiring English sources

They revived, like a late-night cognac slipped into a dying philosophical debate, to spread brief anxiety and a Morgan Parra penalty got them to within a score.

And there are signs that, beneath the veneer of waterfront sparkle, this optimistic image of Beirut's glory days – revived like a phoenix, 20 years after the civil war blew the city to rubble – might not all be quite what it seems.

Having pointed out that Break Down wasn't something you can revive like a musical, he has finally agreed to exhibit some new drawings, updates of the Michael Landy at Home series that preceded last year's event.

I went to South Africa for a week on my own for four concerts, felt revived, like I could achieve anything.

It's fitting that the FA Cup can be revived like this.

A few are old-fashioned dishes that might be worth reviving, like Thomas Jefferson's Snow Eggs ("a little wine stirred in is a great improvement," said his cook) and Theodore Roosevelt's Chicken Fricassee, Creole Style.

Where to Revive Like many cafes in Berlin's nightlife areas, Frida's Schwester, Neue Schönhauser Strasse 11, 49-300) 2838-4710, serves Sunday brunch till 4 p.m.

So the home administration is bent on reviving something like a tariff in this country.

He said: "I would revive that like a shot.

But the Rangers have performed like a revived team, a team that Showalter said was looser, a team that is not centered on one special player.

In the rare case of a company getting back on top, it is usually rejuvenated by an outsider — like Louis Gerstner Jr., who revived a battered IBM in the 1990s — rather than an insider like Iger, who had been at Disney for nearly a decade before becoming chief executive.