Sentence examples for revived time from inspiring English sources

The peace process has been revived time and again, only to collapse amid rows over Turkish troops, and what to do about property taken from its original owners in 1974, or in previous rounds of violence.

The anti-tax movement has been revived time and again over the course of the last century.

Once again, in April 1839, they "had a reviving time". Contents: In the beginning of this volume is a sheet dated 1857 certifying Reverend Mudge as a gospel minister.

By embracing, and at times reviving, time-honored techniques, they are dedicated to the standards of excellence for which the country is known.

[C7.] Ads From Past With Modern Touches Advertising and the popular culture that it reflects have been awash in comforting fare since Sept. 11, reviving time-tested advertising characters and commercials.

The form has been revived from time to time.

Although the books have not remained in print continuously, some have been revived from time to time, including, in autumn 2010, The Wombles and The Wandering Wombles.

The Mozart score is revived from time to time, and in Anglophone countries "singalong" performances with many hundreds of performers are popular.

A generation later, the show was revived, this time as a prime-time cable show, and was broadcast up to five times a year.

In a conference call, Aviva chief Richard Harvey suggested that deal talks are not likely to be revived any time soon.

Fortunately, there's also the explosion of activity in club land, as partially dormant venues are revived in time to greet a new influx of students.