Sentence examples for sudden revival from inspiring English sources

But that does not explain why the label is having a sudden revival among fashion editors.

Carlson, however, thinks hopes of a sudden revival are probably overplayed.

The sudden revival of interest in commercial property created fierce competition for certain top assets with long-term tenants that are still difficult to find.

But the measure then stalled, leaving its proponents baffled and frustrated, until its sudden revival this month after -- as Mr. Cohen noted -- the Assembly elections had safely passed.

If Oscar could have read my thoughts, the Shuar tradition of head-hunting might have enjoyed a sudden revival; instead, I downed my entire portion of chicha with only a muted gasp of suffering.

But Findlay insists the camp has no regrets over the way they were seduced into running at Aintree, where he fell heavily, following his sudden revival behind Kauto Star in the Gold Cup. "Far from it," he said.

Why the sudden Hulot revival?

One network takes exception to this talk of a sudden comedy revival: CBS.

They were fierce in the first half against a young home team with their own problems, but in the second they had to work just to hold a sudden Bath revival at bay.

But for those toiling inside, there is nothing sudden about the revival of a franchise steeped in so much disappointment.

A key factor behind the sudden competitiveness was the revival of Mr. Gingrich.