Sentence examples for that would revive from inspiring English sources

"However, if Russia cuts off gas exports that would revive shale.

Just when many were hobbled by the Great Depression, the fair envisioned a Utopian, machine-age future that would revive faith in corporations.

Today, he said he would form a Government of "experts," and he sketched an economic program that would revive agriculture and retain large state companies under public ownership.

Boxing has been in decline for years in America, but until very recently there was some talk of a Pacquiao/Mayweather matchup that would revive the sport.

And G.M. sued a tiny Florida company, Avanti, over its design for a hulking S.U.V. that would revive the Studebaker nameplate.

While waiting for rains that would revive his prairie, Mr. Hagarty, 68, has been forced to sell most of his sheep.

Jeffrey Richards and his fellow producers announced on Tuesday that they would revive that 1960 play in the spring of 2012 with hopes of catching election fever.

I assumed that once I found a pleasant, safe, supportive environment, that passion would revive itself.

It used to be that a landlord could wait out a dip, confident that inflation would revive and push the building's return above mortgage costs again.

The legislators introduced a state bill that would effectively revive the old federal regulations as a new state requirement.

Some lawmakers and economists suggested that Mr. Osborne should use the budget update to announce a slight increase in borrowing to invest in infrastructure, education and other projects that would help revive growth.