Sentence examples for that is reviving from inspiring English sources
Yet something is stirring in the data that is reviving the decoupling debate.
Moyes will take heart from a seven-match unbeaten run that is reviving their campaign, and that Everton remain alongside Manchester United and Charlton as the only teams not to have succumbed to the champions yet this season.
Professionally, he's the guitarist for Dengue Fever, a band from Los Angeles that is reviving the psychedelic rock of 1960's Cambodia, a style replete with playful Farfisa organs, guitar licks as fuzzy as an over-yanged tongue and vocals that blend the high-pitched wails of Indian pop with a surf-rock jauntiness — like the Beach Boys gone Bollywood.
London prices, rising at an annual rate of 17%, are being driven by cash purchases being made by foreign investors, by a local economy that is reviving much faster than anywhere else in the UK, by buy-to-let purchases and by old-fashioned speculative fever and fervour.
First create a bachelor of laws degree: that is, revive the L.L.B. Start with an elite school that has no law school, like Dartmouth, Brown or Amherst.
Instead Murray signed a new deal at Selhurst Park, potentially extending his stay until 2017, and has been welcomed back into a team that is revived.
But in the long run, it is Ms. Trachtenberg's thoughtful songs and creamy, plaintive alto that are reviving her career.
Maybe that's what makes it exciting to the people that are reviving it, the fact that it cleared the decks.
Ask about activities that are reviving downtown, for example, and locals helpfully point out that both blacks and whites can find more things that they respectively like to do.
"Aphrodite" is part of a pop moment that's reviving dance beats from 1970s disco on into the 1990s, perhaps calculating that dance music thrived in past economic downturns.
This was a warm-up for the Bed Stuy Veterans, one of dozens of dance groups in Brooklyn that are reviving an Afro-Caribbean freestyle dance called brukup (also rendered bruk up and bruckup).
