They were among a small subset of graffiti artists — a subculture within a subculture — emerging in the early two-thousands who were bent on reviving large-scale actions focussed exclusively on public transit.
According to the 2000 census, prisons have been helping to revive large stretches of rural America.
Ted Wheeler, a retiree from Little Silver who went to hear Mr. Schundler in Ocean City, warmed to Mr. Schundler's principal theme that after taking over as mayor of a once corrupt and nearly bankrupt city, he has shown his administrative abilities in helping to revive large parts of Jersey City.
For New Labour it seemed to offer a solution to what it saw as the unacceptably high social cost of economic individualism without reviving a large state or traditional social disciplines.
The Downtown Market, in effect, is the newest piece of civic equipment built here since the mid-1990s to leverage the same urban economic trends of the 21st century — higher education, hospitals and health care, housing, entertainment, transit, and cleaner air and water — that are reviving most large American cities.
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But slowly reviving sales of larger, more profitable vehicles should underpin revenues.
He said that reviving the population of a large woodpecker requiring a big range, with the habit of moving over large distances, would be very difficult.
Mr. Toyoda faces the daunting task of reviving the world's largest automaker, which lost 436.9 billion yen ($4.6 billion) during the fiscal year through March, its worst loss since it was founded in 1937.
He has cited as evidence of his executive ability his role reviving the Navy's largest air squadron, the beleaguered VA 174, the Replacement Air Group at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1975.
activity to revive, with many large transactions getting off the ground in Asia in particular.
