Sentence examples similar to terribly reviving from inspiring English sources

Barn-storming Victorian actors, as you might expect, milked things terribly, staggering back on to the stage hanging off the curtains, and reviving only with applause.

Reviving the HUAC.

In Who Is the Doctor, a guide to the revived series, Graeme Burk felt that "The Unquiet Dead" was "terribly, terribly disappointing" on first viewing, as Rose and the Doctor's characterisation did not drive the plot and the story was reduced to playing it safe and being "ordinary", as it just made the aliens evil instead of discussing their morality.

We revive.

But it would be a bit obtuse for him, at this point, to revive the protest he made after his initial arrest, back in 1993, that he was really just a sorghum farmer who was terribly misunderstood.

Revived, the spectator left.

Will it be revived?

market inevitably revives.

Why revive it constantly?

Their friendship eventually revived.

She found herself revived.