Sentence examples for stage a revival from inspiring English sources

Stage a revival of Stephen Sondheim's paean to retired showgirls, "Follies," starring carrier pigeons.

They say the 1984 contract allows them to be producers under the original production's terms if Mr. Wilson chooses to stage a revival himself.

Signature will also stage a revival of Mr. LaChiusa's 2005 musical, "See What I Wanna See," directed by Matthew Gardiner (April 7 to May 31).

Towards the end, the national audience became unwilling to suspend disbelief, and New Labour has since struggled to stage a revival.

GE's strategic planning was passed to the bosses of its 12 main business units, who thereafter met every summer for full-day sessions on strategy.It was not until the mid-1990s that strategic planning began to stage a revival.

But there remained a spark between the pair, and when Taylor's theatre company decided to stage a revival of Private Lives, Noel Coward's play about warring honeymooners, her ex-husband was the obvious co-star.

(The Jean Cocteau Repertory Company is currently staging a revival of Blitzstein's musical at the Bouwerie Lane Theater).

In 2010, Hawke staged a revival of Shepard's brutal and mystifying 1985 play, "A Lie of the Mind".

Although tabloid news is in decline in print, it is staging a revival online, where sensationalist headlines attract most clicks.

Meanwhile, Sam West is staging a revival of Romans in Britain in his opening season of Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.

In the fourth set, he staged a revival of sorts, his belated resistance salvaging a measure of pride.