Sentence examples for revives that from inspiring English sources
Brooklyn-based artist Iván Sikic's new installation, "LOOT" ("SAQUEO" in Spanish), revives that childhood dream of uncovering priceless ore.
Watching Judy Chicago's revival of 'Disappearing Environments as Sublime Environment' revives that initial excitement and gives it poetic understanding.
Suppose, for instance (borrowing an old example that Silver revives), that a woman in her forties goes for a mammogram and receives bad news: a "positive" mammogram.
The announcement by clinicians that he no longer requires hospital treatment, and that he could now be sent back to prison, revives that original issue.
The city's name revives that of the earliest English settlement, before Newcastle and Chatham assumed the names of British statesmen William Pitt (earl of Chatham) and Thomas Pelham-Holles (duke of Newcastle).
Tarquin is tried and set to be beheaded, but the executioner misses his aim, and Tarquin is saved, only to demonstrate when he revives that he still loves Miranda, evil though she may be.
"Actually, I might revive that".
The advent of DSLRs has revived that debate.
What's needed now is to revive that experimental tradition.
"I think the American report will revive that inquiry.
To revive that land, water is needed, among other items.
