“A short study is made of instances of resurrection or revival from death or apparent death as these appear in the text.”

“Often, regeneration of a pier leads to a revival of the town as a whole.”

“If he plays like that every time he is captain, we are in for a revival of England football fortunes.”

“Dr Allawi cannot and does not claim credit for the democratic revivification of his country.”

“Maybe the nation really has put Vietnam behind it, despite the current attempts at revivification.”

“Similarly, the revivification of the CLO market suggests that many investors are perfectly willing to buy risky private debt.”

“Indeed, in the colonial period, countershifts, with various forms of revivalism of the Shakti cult, were observed.”

“To the extent they fight against the new revivalism of that old time ideology of liberty, they give aid and comfort to the enemy.”

“African-Caribbean religious practices such as revivalism, Kumina, and Rastafarianism have especially significant African influences.”

“The newly restored theatre has inspired further revitalization of the city's theatre district.”

“We are very happy to be a part of the revitalization of historic downtown Wilmington.”

“I found the rhetoric of cultural revitalization to be prevalent at all levels of society.”

“Driver reviver stops provide free tea and coffee and give you opportunity to take a break without going too far out of your way.”

“Thomas Rickman, the reviver and historian of Gothic architecture, practised as an architect in Birmingham.”

“Mr Trichet, you really are the reviver of a very poor system for all the peoples of Europe.”

“The Brooklyn-born, single-name rhythm-and-blues revitalizer called Maxwell is known for live shows that cause much bra-throwing and carrying on.”

“A luxurious skin revitalizer that encourages a perfectly clear, uniform complexion.”

“Excellent revitalizer of the epidermis, it prevents reddening and soothes light burns or erythema.”

“Lauer was recruited last year by Rolf Klug in the run-up of the long planned revivements of Atronic's leadership.”

“The troupe ushered in three successful premieres and produced several revivals of note.”

“The structure and content of religious celebrations, processionals, revivals and regular religious meetings also require analysis.”

“In fashion and music, cycles of revivals, retrospectives, and recombinations have emerged, defining styles with an eerie predictability.”

“Criticized later by the revivers of plain style, he insisted that style should vary with subject.”

“It may have been so long ago that most of those would-be revivers could not have possibly seen the city then.”

“Hong Kong's unemployment rate dropped marginally in April to a 17-month low of 7.1 per cent, helped by the twin economic revivers of tourism and consumer spending.”