Sentence examples for with a revived from inspiring English sources

(This came with a revived savor of Chardin's brooding concentration).

So would dealing with a revived Iraq, or sudden crises in the Middle East or Africa.

The timer was unveiled last week along with a revived but non-functioning site.

With a revived foreign-policy agenda, Mr Obama could begin to put the misadventure of Iraq behind him.

But faced with a revived Andy Benes as the Cardinals' starter on Saturday, it will not be easy for Arizona.

Mr. Gergiev is a favorite of President Vladimir V. Putin, who honored him on Wednesday with a revived Soviet-era title: hero of labor.

From the early 2000s, however, a rise of anti-consumerist ideals brought with it a revived interest in LSD – with Roberts pointing out that "acid [can be] the best tool available to de-programme one from the straight world".

A new year and an optimistic outlook for the economy hopefully brings with it a revived energy for UK managers.

From the early 2000s, however, a rise of anti-consumerist ideals brought with it a revived interest in LSD with Roberts pointing out that "acid [can be] the best tool available to de-program one from the straight world".

The protest, months in the making, was a preview of how the energized left planned to interact with a reviving Democratic Party.

But with a reviving Newcastle pushing on, Brighton landed the decisive blow.