Sentence examples for the revival that from inspiring English sources

That sculpture led the way in the revival that was later to be called the Renaissance is hardly surprising.

The revival that followed that rout, a six-match unbeaten run, has evaporated; Villa are in freefall.

The revival that opened on Thursday night at the Marquis Theater, directed and choreographed by Jeff Calhoun, will no doubt stir passionate excitement among the show's many fans.

The busts and tombs of Rysbrack and Roubillac have a power and vitality previously unknown in English sculpture; they were responsible for the revival that took place in the 18th century.

Within two months he was vindicated: the revival that opened May 6, 1853, at the Teatro San Benedetto in Venice, with more suitable singers and a few small revisions in the score, was an unqualified success.

Watching the revival that opened at Second Stage Theater on Tuesday night, I fancifully imagined I could hear all the fans in the audience singing along in their heads.

Still, the pool of Broadway competitors was considered exceptionally strong with new plays and musicals outnumbering the revivals that sometimes dominate the stage season.

Among the revivals that missed out in this category are "Exit the King," "Speed-the-Plow," "Desire Under the Elms," "The Seagull" and "Blithe Spirit".

But as I wrote when the "Veronica Mars" Kickstarter was announced, it's inevitable that we'll be disappointed by some of the revivals that come down the pike.

The roots of the current wave of Islamic militancy lie in the religious revival that swept the Muslim world in the 60s and 70s.

Caravaggio arrived during the birth of the Baroque revival that would ornament the streets with churches dripping with carved angels and saints.