Sentence examples for solid revival from inspiring English sources

The series also inaugurated its first foray into the summer with a solid revival of "Gypsy" that had the whole town talking.

(Brantley) 'MEASURE FOR MEAsolid A solid revival of one of Shakespeare's problem plays in which the director Beatrice Terry has opted to emphasize the humor, especially in the scenes of comic relief.

(Phoebe Hoban) 'MEASURE FOR MEAsolid A solid revival of one of Shakespeare's problem plays in which the director Beatrice Terry has opted to emphasize the humor, especially in the scenes of comic relief.

Some critics considered the relatively unchanged game to be outdated, but most agreed that the title was a solid revival of a classic.

The remake was generally well received: while some critics considered the relatively unchanged game to be outdated, most agreed that the title was a solid revival of a classic.

Sharp performances, Seth Gordon's solid direction and a purpose-driven script (that never forgets the humor of the human experience) make this modest production a satisfying revival.

Read the review The solid Broadway revival of this rousing rock musical became something much more when John Cameron Mitchell reprised his role as the transgender chanteuse.

When I read predictions for a solid economic revival sooner than later, I wonder if forecasters are counting on home sales to a shaky subset of prospective buyers.

(Brantley)20110609 'Born Yesterday' The talented newcomer Nina Arianda ("Venus in Fur") acquits herself commendably as the American theater's definitive dumb blonde, Billie Dawn, in this solid but inessential revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 hit.

(Gates)20110624 'Born Yesterday' (closes on Sunday) The talented newcomer Nina Arianda ("Venus in Fur") acquits herself commendably as the American theater's definitive dumb blonde, Billie Dawn, in this solid but inessential revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 hit.

But Mr. Zacharias and company made a reasonably solid case for its revival.