Sentence examples for try and resurrect from inspiring English sources
"I know he is in a very determined mood to try and resurrect a few issues with his own game.
DC's hulking incarnation recently had his collar felt by Batman as a grief-stricken Dark Knight researched reanimation techniques to try and resurrect a fallen ally.
Taken together with the witless decision to try and resurrect the "birther" controversy over President Obama's American citizenship, it will only strengthen the perception that Perry is an overmatched Texan numskull.
And he says the long term aim is to try and resurrect plans for a stadium for Cornwall so the club can eventually sell Treyew Road.
"I think they should have given him another Six Nations or the tour [ to South Africa in the summer ] to try and resurrect a bad World Cup.
The news that an independent trust will be parachuted in to try and resurrect Doncaster's children's services prompted the town's mayor Ros Jones to say "We don't need experiments".
Almost a half-century after her death, the world, or at least its necrophiliac fantasists, still haven't finished with Monroe and try to resurrect her again and again in movies, books, songs and glamour layouts featuring dewy and ruined ingénues.
"They're trying to reinvigorate and resurrect their movement," said Col. Pat Donohue, who is about to step down as commander of allied forces in Kandahar, "but they haven't been very successful".
In Toronto, there had long been speculation that he would return home to play for the Maple Leafs and try to resurrect hockey's wealthiest franchise.
Even if Mr Yusuf succeeds in taking control of Mogadishu, he must then disarm some 50,000 militiamen, stop the influx of weapons, set up some kind of justice system and try to resurrect a stricken economy.Those who see their power threatened will probably try to stop him.
Now, Mosley, who once held the lightweight and welterweight titles, will try to resurrect his career and put an end to his losing streak as a junior middleweight against an HBO television commentator, though not Larry Merchant or Jim Lampley.
