Sentence examples for revived spirits from inspiring English sources

Before intermission were mostly works of sorrowing and sacrifice, leaving sudden joy and revived spirits for the second half.

He organized a humorous in-house radio show that revived spirits and helped management communicate with employees and ended up with a promotion.

But Martin said the Jets were divided last season, and he believes that the revived spirits may be enough to put the Jets back into the playoffs.

As banks, house prices and stockmarkets all tumbled in mid-September, news that Britain's government had brokered a rescue of its biggest mortgage lender, troubled HBOS, by the relatively sturdy Lloyds TSB revived spirits no end.

No organization exemplifies the newly revived spirit of Mexican competition better than this holding company with roughly $3 billion in sales and 44,000 highly trained and well-educated employees.

Camps of supporters for Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush broke out into competing chants as television crews circled around them, trying to capture the suddenly revived spirit of the day, as a police presence that increased by the minute kept watch.

A day to revive spirits in this muddled world we are living in.

They need a new owner to revive spirits, sack executives and catalyse a cultural revolution in the dressing room.

The manager will address his squad when they train at Chadwell Heath on Wednesday after the long-scheduled three-day break and attempt to revive spirits ahead of the daunting trip to Everton on Sunday.

Their new mission then – to patrol the Dover army base – is a great chance to revive spirits and reputation, that is until glamorous journalist Rose Winters arrives to write about their exploits, setting the pulses racing and putting the local women on red alert.

But the General's news revived his spirits.