Sentence examples for that may revive from inspiring English sources

| The Swatch Group is calling time on its joint venture with Tiffany & Company, in an acrimonious dispute that may revive the deal chatter that surrounded the upscale jeweler earlier this year.

With no net buy-backs, they will have to come up with another line of reasoning.Another debate that may revive is whether executives should always hand over their spare cash to investors.

In this issue of Critical Care, Kountchev et al. [ 1] present some observations that may revive interest in the use of antithrombin concentrate in patients with severe sepsis.

And new places such as Picnic and Buxton Hall are helping spark a resurgence in creativity and respect for heritage that may help revive the scene.

Bob Last recently hinted that he may revive the Fast Product name – but not to release pop music.

What are the benefits of the new 7E7 for Boeing, other than the fact that it may revive the company as a jet builder?

My husband said we should throw it out since its leaves all looked dead, but I am still watering it in the hope that it may revive.

"I thought CBS would be a a great place to grow," she said, noting that ABC and ESPN tried to keep her, in part by asking her to be host of "Wide World of Sports," the defunct anthology series that ABC may revive.

Ng added that he may revive his bid for the club, should administrators fail to reach any agreement with other interested parties.

Each one bring one, and so your efforts may re-double -- and pray that God may "revive us again" as Christian patriots for reviving a higher meaning in America.

The home secretary, Theresa May, is due to unveil plans for surveillance legislation that may contain revived elements of the snooper's charter that was blocked by the Liberal Democrats.