reviving in English
both men collapsed, but were revived
Use "reviving" in a sentence
1. Reviving traditional Korean Celadons
2. Industry is reviving after the recession.
3. There was a reviving pleasure in this intercourse.
4. 18 There was a reviving pleasure in this intercourse.
5. The woman reviving the art of Māori Aute
6. He had accused them of deliberately reviving militarism.
7. " When a soul needs reviving, thou shalt reach for help. "
8. There were no nonsensical promises about reviving the economy.
9. He will have the onerous task of reviving low morale.
10. The Gaiety is reviving John B. Kean's comedy "The Man from Clare".
11. Major new investments are aimed at reviving the stagnant economy.
12. Another word for Bracing: refreshing, fresh, cool, stimulating, reviving Collins English Thesaurus
13. Plus get tips for reviving and giving new life to limp Celery.
14. That has been successful in reviving the national economy as a whole.
15. Popular evangelist Billy Graham was at the forefront of reviving use of the term.
16. New York city is reviving unhappy memories of its near-crash in the 1970s.
17. Almost as strong a case for reviving an international career could be made for Teddy Sheringham.
18. He vigorously applied Charles's policy of raising money by reviving the ancient Forest administration.
19. His wife, Mary Barley, is reviving the petition drive with financial help from Jones.
20. The economy had suffered severe depression in the eariy 1960s and was having a hard time reviving.
21. The main purpose of reviving the Council was to co-ordinate the republics' independence strategies.
22. Warner Bros is reviving the tradition of Saturday morning children's cinema at its multiplex cinemas.
23. Mr de la Rua's people are counting on a reviving economy to pay electoral dividends.
24. Nobody fully understands the enormity and complexity of the task of reviving the country's economy.
25. After the end of the War, there was little enthusiasm for reviving the Imperial Court's ancient ceremonies.
26. Gingrich on Tuesday, for example, began reviving the notion of a balanced budget agreement with President Clinton.
27. Reviving the moribund nuclear industry would be tough and unpopular, and could take many years to produce more power.
28. Falun Gong challenged the Marxist–Leninism paradigm, reviving an understanding based on more traditionally Buddhist or Daoist conceptions.
29. Walavalkar said Enron told the government it wanted to complete the paperwork for reviving the project by Feb.
30. In reviving the Birther playbook, Trump has added another volatile element to an already-muddled approach to campaigning against Biden's newly …
31. In Britain, the old tradition of private patronage in the great provincial cities is reviving - but not fast enough.
32. Backdraft Racing was founded by racers Tony Marten and Reg Dodd with the notion of reviving a classic competitor.
33. Not that I would suggest reviving Magpie, nor even another favourite of my youth, the Saturday morning show Tiswas.
34. By working with others we can demonstrate the real contribution that chartered architects can make in reviving our urban environment.
35. By the late 20th century, however, the Aleut were reviving many forms of traditional culture, including language, crafts, and hunting and
36. And his self-despite was so strong that he knew reviving an old flame or chasing some young actress would only aggravate it.
37. The economy contracted 0.5% in the fourth quarter, reviving fears that the austerity program introduced by the coalition government may derail the economic recovery.
38. I knew that many people were reviving the practice of pilgrimages by traveling to power places and ancient temples in many countries.
39. Cryonics is the practice of preserving human bodies in extremely cold temperatures with the hope of reviving them sometime in the future
40. Artist Nikau Hindin is reviving a contemporary form of Māori art that was largely lost after the extinction of the Aute plant in Aotearoa
41. Cryonics works by preserving people’s bodies in ultra-cold temperatures in hopes of reviving them in the future when better technology and medicine exist.
42. 19 English degree construction plays an irreplaceable role in the process of reviving northeast old industrial base, which is the inevitable result of the globalization.
43. In other areas, this separation is likely to involve making different use of land by finding alternative low-traffic routes or even reviving abandoned infrastructure.
44. “Abyss” is about a man and a woman who tragically die and are given another chance at life through soul-reviving marbles in a magical Abyss
45. The Archducal court enacted the advent of a fragile peace in 1607 by reviving the large scale and costly practice of the hunt with the great cloths
46. In the 1860s, David Livingstone's reports of atrocities within the Arab slave trade in Africa stirred up the interest of the British public, reviving the flagging abolitionist movement.
47. Maintaining macroeconomic stability, restoring the financial health of the banking and SOE sectors and leveling the playing field for the private sector seem important for reviving confidence in the economy.
48. Whereas other port cities such as Penang became quite Anglophilicand multiethnic, Burmese intellectuals to a large extent rejected cosmopolitanism, instead reviving older loyalties and making claims to being a culturally homogeneous nation
49. “The Natural Hair movement had a big impact on reviving the Afro, specifically due to the fact that the Afro is the most natural reaction for textured hair,” says Dee Carrington, Florida-based
50. The Cryonics Underground podcast explores the fascinating and underappreciated world of Cryonics - the process of pausing your biological functions at the moment of legal death with the goal of reviving you in the future