Sentence examples for set to revive from inspiring English sources

Helen Macdonald looks set to revive the genre.

Including the revelation that she's set to revive her short-lived music career.

If completed, a sale may signal that the mergers industry is set to revive after months of fits and starts.

Consumers remain nervous, largely because they are still fretful about their jobs; but, with unemployment now starting to come down, consumer confidence looks set to revive too.

This partnership approach is part of a long-term regeneration strategy – in collaboration with local and central government agencies and private investment – which is set to revive Margate.

They are almost comically exaggerated in the hands of Jonathan Anderson, who is set to revive the leg of mutton for his JW Anderson label.

Now that spirit looks set to be revived.

Within months, Indian officials are expected to auction licences for new gold mines across the country, and abandoned colonial-era mines are set to be revived.

Channel 4 hit Whose Line Is it Anyway? is set to be revived as a live show featuring regulars from the original series including host Clive Anderson.

So what few predicted would happen did happen: the tax is gone for one year but set to be revived in 2011 at a higher rate and a lower exemption, unless Congress acts.

Under the new ownership of the Italian automaker Fiat, Chrysler then set out to revive some of its oldest factories.