Sentence examples for reviving for from inspiring English sources

It's the same with The Two Pigeons, which we are reviving for the first time in 30 years at Covent Garden.

This particular opera, originally a star vehicle for the castrato Senesino and the divas Francesca Cuzzoni and Faustina Bordoni, was worth reviving for its splendid mix of intense arias and duets.

Buick's Riviera concept – reviving for the second time a name whose production model has been dormant since 1999 – makes the same sort of promise, introducing a sweeping, water-inspired design language Buick says we can expect to see more of in the coming years.

Pienaar acknowledged this after the match, reviving for his fellow pundit Lawrence Dallaglio the days when it was possible in a tournament like this to kick back, relax, canoodle, carouse, throw the odd dwarf around – I am paraphrasing, he did not use those exact words – and just begin to focus on a contest against a team like Georgia in the two or three days before the match.

"But the value of public service as a universal form of broadcasting in Wales that is not motivated primarily by profit, certainly is not redundant, though it might well need reviving for a digital age," she said.

The uncertainty also triggered a sharp sell-off in Turkish assets, reviving for some memories of fractious, short-lived coalition governments that battered the economy in the 1990s and triggered a string of army coups in the second half of the 20th century.

Officials think the industry may not revive for two years.

One that is being revived for a new audience.

Fortunately, I revived for my 50-minute follow-up massage.

Finally, a famous old game revived for modern devices.

(It was revived for about six months in 1958).