Sentence examples for reviving about from inspiring English sources

No, there is something soul-adjusting, something deeply satisfying, something reviving about just choosing to nap when it's raining, soak in the tub when it's dark out, read a silly book as the sun rises over the water and start the cycle all over again.

The modern two-droned Irish war pipe is a modified Highland bagpipe revived about 1905.

And questions have been revived about a 2008 episode in which the I.M.F.

It was an experimental show, now rarely remembered or revived, about an idealistic doctor who gets distracted by success.

But speculation has revived about takeovers in the sector, as operators like KPN, Vodafone and Telefónica struggle to weather slowing domestic markets in Europe.

Speculation has even revived about whether she can last as Labor leader and prime minister until the next election, due in late 2013.

A part of the city was later revived about the time of the Parthian conquest of Mesopotamia in the middle of the 2nd century bce.

Since the original company went out of business in 1953, the Indian name has been revived about as often as "West Side Story," though with less satisfying results.

The office of urban prefect, which Augustus revived about 26 bc, did not become permanent until later, but in the late empire the post became the most important in Rome.

But it was revived about a year ago, when an appeals court reversed the decision, sending the case back to court.

Since its inception it has decorated and revived about 165 schools and another 250 community facilities, including police stations.