Sentence examples for reviving the lives from inspiring English sources

NADAP's success is built upon the founders' foresight that education and employment play significant roles in reducing addiction and reviving the lives of individuals, families and communities.

"The diverse support we provide has helped revive the lives of these children," she says.

So it's only natural that police reform protesters would seize on this moment as a chance to revive the Black Lives Matter movement albeit tentatively in the streets of New York and other cities around the country.

His new book is entitled, "Unfinished Lives: Reviving the Memories of LGBTQ Hate Crimes Victims" (Resource Publications, 2011), and won the 2012 International Silver Medal for Gay/Lesbian Non-Fiction at the Independent Book Publishers Awards (the IPPYs), awarded in New York City.

Desco Records is single-mindedly devoted to reviving the glory days of live funk, from the mid-1960's to the mid-1970's.

Improving pupils' day-to-day lives and reviving the local economy The most urgent action required to improve the living and learning conditions of children who have already been severely affected by the war is to equip schools that have been the victims of pillaging or partial destruction with furniture.

But even while some wrestle with reviving the BBC Micro's legacy, it lives on in at least one form.

The approach aims to improve children's day-to-day lives whilst reviving the local economy in a region that has been severely affected by the conflict.

ITV has jumped forward to the 60s and recommissioned its Morse prequel Endeavour for another four episodes, while Sky Living is reviving the undead for Dracula, a Victorian-set 10-parter starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

But, because there is only so much writing a dead man can do, a call has gone out for a living writer capable of reviving the Puzo franchise.

Recent headlines have revived the stereotype of the live-wire ex-soldier, desensitized by battle or merely by being trained for battle.