Sentence examples for unexpected revival from inspiring English sources

Vieira's unexpected revival seemed to encourage Zidane.

The deal highlights the unexpected revival of Lord & Taylor, which started in Manhattan in 1826.

In the 1840s, the game enjoyed an unexpected revival among titled Victorians.

In a campaign where W. is an unmentionable, Santorum is an unexpected revival of Bushian uncompassionate conservatism.

For them the Bridge Project represents the unexpected revival of a nearly dead form: expansive, classical, repertory theater.

With its unexpected revival, Ripper Street has grown broader shoulders and a more confident gait, while retaining the stillness that made it so impressive in the first place.

Despite the many unexpected revivals in fortune which Fallon has achieved in the past, it would perhaps be the most remarkable of all.

I try to avoid concentrating too much on a single organization — such as the Met, fabulous as it is — and give attention to smaller ensembles, out-of-the-way series, premieres, and unexpected revivals.

Meanwhile, the country is undergoing an unexpected Jewish revival.

In the Nineties, English nationalism witnessed a wholly unexpected grassroots revival.

Since many administrative agencies operate within broad and vague grants of authority, this unexpected judicial revival of the "nondelegation" doctrine could have major consequences.