Sentence examples for will have revived from inspiring English sources

Give academies another couple of decades, and we will have revived the long-discredited secondary moderns.

It will have revived memories among some of them of Cook's Test debut, when he pick-pocketed 60 and an unbeaten 104 in Nagpur in 2006.

If Mr. Lieberman succeeds at reuniting morality and political liberalism, he will have revived one of the most powerful movements in American history -- a potent force in the abolition of slavery, labor reforms and the civil rights movement.

The one ray of hope is that, before the government's swingeing multi-billion-pound public spending cuts in 2010-11, thousinging market will have revived marginally through the intervention of the new Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), which launched on Monday.

He will also have revived what Norquist and Brownie, Karl Rove and Bush tried so hard to waterboard: the concept that government can do good.

Exports have revived.

Not all markets have revived as quickly.

You would need to hide under an especially big rock, preferably on Neptune, to escape the fact that Will Ferrell has revived his fictional TV newsman, Ron Burgundy, in a sequel to the film Anchorman.

Among the projects included will be a San Antonio developer who has revived a historic warehouse district; one in New Orleans who is reacquainting the city with its waterfront; one in San Francisco who's found a cheap and innovate way to house the homeless; and much more.

Unfortunately, Bahati has revived the bill, claiming it will pass and "close the door to homosex".

The idea that building a training dataset with crossbred phenotypes will permit selection for crossbred performance is attractive and has revived interest in using crossbred phenotypes.