Sentence examples for reviving to from inspiring English sources

After a car accident in 2006, Tyler woke up in 1973, both conking out and reviving to David Bowie's anthem of displacement, "Life on Mars".

It had never occurred to me how Alan Clark, diarist, minister, quasi-fascist and author of The Donkeys (1961), his wildly popular (and critically demolished) denunciation of the 1915 British high command, helped lead the left off to embrace the facile certainties of everything from Oh! What a Lovely War (1963 and still reviving) to Blackadder Goes Forth (1989 and still repeating).

The benchmark KOSPI index plumbed three-year lows early in the session before reviving to finish 2.3% stronger, at 1,207.63.

Elsewhere, Singapore's Straits Times index shot up 2.5%, to 3,000.19, while the Shanghai Composite index ultimately erased a morning loss of 1.7%, reviving to close essentially flat, with a 0.01% increase, at 3,629.62.

The act took the extraordinary step of reviving to Evans his expired patent and giving it another fourteen year term— Evans was delighted, but the move was to highly problematic, particularly regarding those who had implemented Evans's designs in the intervening three year period between the patent terms, as many millers had waited for Evans's patent to expire before upgrading their mills.

Now it was being revived to celebrate Earth Day.

Then, in 1995, productivity revived, to the old 3percentt level.

Mr. Honohan predicts that growth could revive to a rate of about 3 percent by 2012.

Gold mining, a 19th-century establishment, was revived to a limited degree in the late 20th century.

The stock has revived to 31.

Later this price was revived to Rs. 40 and Rs.