Sentence examples for would come alive from inspiring English sources

"The forest would come alive and speak to me," he writes.

None of us thought that we would come alive out of the situation".

Remembering the Rapid Wien game, I thought of how the new banner would come alive at the next match.

UKBA's outgoing chief executive Lin Homer told the committee that very few of these would "come alive again", meaning they were unlikely ever to be decided.

Compositions like "The Night Watch," he gambled, would come alive not through an accumulation of posed portraits but through their atmospheric integration into an irregularly lit drama.

I wasn't sure what I expected or if, seeing it for real, the Arctic would come alive more than it does in heroic narratives and geography lessons.

Though he comes across as charming and agreeable, there are still traces of the awkward boy he says he once was, a hint of discomfort in the smile he gives a student he runs into unexpectedly, a longstanding dread of parties ("unless they like psychology or magic tricks, in which case I'd come alive," he said).

The global nuclear black market would then come alive and we would see the dawning of a more dangerous world.

Ever been tucking into a bowl of pasta and thought 'Damn, dinner time would really come alive if everything  tasted like a Big Mac!'?

But if talk turns to a Scottish groat – or whatever it may be – arguments about the effect on "the pound in your pocket" would suddenly come alive.

Ewing showed me the tiny renderings of buildings, typewriters, and what looked like a kitchen, all drawn on acetate, that the actors at Manual Cinema would make come alive with a projector.