Sentence examples for revives from from inspiring English sources
"Run for the river," he yells as the spared one revives from his chloroformed cotton ball and bounds off the worktable.
The band's late-1970s sources are obvious, yet what it revives from the postpunk era isn't just a matter of guitar jolts and dance beats.
As the shoe business slowly revives from its recent slump, the small, eight-year-old family-run company is leading the charge.
Magnifying little details of life that would otherwise go unnoticed exposes monumental beauty, triggers amazement, and revives from within.
Two hundred years ago, the early German Romantics infected all Europe with the idea of divine inspiration, which they had revived from the Platonic revival of the Renaissance.
The form has been revived from time to time.
Revived from last year, its richly detailed choreography remains impressive.
TFI Friday, revived from its late '90s glory days, just got the major boost it needed.
Instead, everything got revived, from folk to rave to early 80s synth pop.
Australia needed reviving from the shock of their worst ever start in Test cricket.
Persecution of the Huguenots was revived from 1745 to 1754, but French public opinion began to turn against the persecutions.
