Sentence examples for revives itself from inspiring English sources

But on weekend nights and Sunday afternoons — especially in the summer — it loudly revives itself.

The Republican Party has a long way to go before it revives itself as a majority party.

If United ultimately revives itself by terminating one or more of its pension plans, other airlines may also try to shed pension debt, to remain competitive.

The revolutionary past revives itself from time to time at moments of national emergency, as happened to friends who took up their banners and went on the 2 million-strong 2003 march in London against the Iraq war.

A Latino school's founding parents lose control of governance; a dying high school in a white neighborhood revives itself by catering to a racially diverse set of high achievers.

There is usually almost nothing convergent (or harmonic, for that matter) about the N.F.L. and professional tennis, but when New England revives itself behind the return of Tom Brady the same night 20-year-old Juan Martín del Potro ends Roger Federer's five-year stranglehold on the United States Open, well, there is some karma in that.

The left today hopes to revive itself with similar plans.

The group has shown an ability to revive itself.

After two incomplete passes and one sack, Virginia Tech had one more chance to revive itself.

Europe cannot revive itself without addressing two areas of political legitimacy.

"To refresh and revive itself, democracy needs new leaders and new ideas," Mr. Lynch said.