Sentence examples for startling revival from inspiring English sources
North Korea's startling revival of its nuclear program, coupled with the unrelenting threat of international terrorism, presents compelling reasons for President Bush to step back from his fixation on attacking Iraq and to reassess his administration's priorities.
Inter's startling revival under Claudio Ranieri had seen them win seven consecutive games in Serie A – enough to close the gap to first place from 15 points to just six.
This is not, it seems, due to a startling revival in popularity for the Eurosceptics' heroine, Lady Thatcher, nor the traditional small-c conservatism of many women voters, nor even residual monarchism among British women loath to lose the royal head on the pound in their purse.
Despite Channel 5's startling sales revival life is far from easy.
I had originally intended to visit Conishead Priory near Ulverston for a restorative slice of victoria sponge: this startling gothic-revival country house is home to the World Peace Cafe, which does fabulous and remarkably cheap homemade cake.
And though a sense of inevitability pervades the story, its tensions are illuminated with startling effectiveness.The difference between revivals and originals this season is unquestionably one of quality not quantity.
Specifically, this Gaelic revival owes a startling amount to the success of The Inbetweeners, first in sitcom and then in movie form.
It was a good year for Tennessee Williams, with Joe Hill-Gibbins's startling production of The Glass Menagerie and Laurie Sansom's fine revival of Spring Storm.
Unlike the previous New York revival, a 2008 London import, this production is almost overwhelming in its emotional lucidity and startling warmth.
Anyone visiting Dulwich Picture Gallery's exquisite revival of her work will wonder first to last what exactly happened to Knights, whose startling career vanished without trace even during her life.
There is the most startling onstage vomit since 2005 (when connoisseurs will remember a sick-up as the only exciting moment in a West End revival of And Then There Were None).
