Sentence examples for that has revived from inspiring English sources

(A tradition that has revived with the recession, according to The Wall Street Journal).

It was an entertaining show, but he didn't do justice to the album that has revived his career.

The victory was the Lakers' sixth in seven games, a surge that has revived their playoff chances and temporarily restored some optimism.

But many critics have missed important research by some very prominent economists that has revived some supply-side ideas, giving them an aura of academic respectability.

The swift verdict came after more than three weeks of testimony in a case that has revived national debate about how mental illness is perceived and treated.

La Brioche, a bakery that has revived the extraordinary pastry traditions of turn-of-the-century Odessa, stands opposite glossy buildings, behind security gates, that are rising along the waterfront, providing pieds-à-terre for wealthy Muscovites.

To some degree, the same factors dragging down home prices are the ones that have revived sales in some regions.

The edicts that have revived these traditions, from King Mswati III, are aimed principally at curbing the spread of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.

Most of the pledged money has been spent through established international aid organisations that have revived existing programmes, targeting Mali's longstanding shortfalls in sanitation, health, education and food security.

As a child, Mr. Dornford-May had appeared as an angel in the mystery plays in Chester, one of five English cities that have revived a medieval tradition smothered by the Protestant Reformation in the early 16th century.

Apple's founder and then chief executive showed a list of "favorites", all of them Apple staff, including Tony Fadell, who had been key in developing the iPod that had revived Apple's fortunes over the previous six years.