Sentence examples for success revived from inspiring English sources

The concerto, his first major success, revived his hopes after a trying period of inactivity.

His performance was a critical success, revived his acting career, and won him many more roles through the rest of the 1990s, including that of a vampire hunter in Blade (1998) and its two sequels (2002 and 2004) and that of a Paris-based American novelist in James Ivory's A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998), based on the life of writer James Jones.

Their success revived an age-old lament: The Yanks were monopolizing baseball.

This success revived the faltering domestic film industry and inspired films aimed at Malay audiences in Malaya, creating a formula of songs, beautiful scenery and romance that was followed for decades afterwards.

Its crosstown rival G.M. has had much better success reviving its Cadillac brand.

"A relict, though some of us have had success reviving its use in certain enlightened communities.

Wal-Mart has had great success reviving apparel makers, including Faded Glory and Catalina, and turning them into profitable house brands.

But one tribe is having success reviving the Yurok language, which was on the verge of extinction and now is being taught in schools.

In his most recent corporate success, he revived the fortunes of Club Med in North America, where its business has expanded in the last six months.

Next year, George Benjamin's commission Written on Skin will enter the fray and Harrison Birtwistle's The Minotaur – a tale of loneliness with a furious but poetic score which was unquestionably a success – is revived.

Its success has revived hopes for China's movie industry, which has struggled to compete against Hollywood's big budget, special-effect laden productions.