The hit also
sparked a revival
in jimmy c newman ' s own career.
Revival in fortunes
for the restaurant brands, resulting in a substantial increase in shareholder value.
Royal courts of justice england's last great
gothic revival
building the royal courts of justice are the uk's main civil courts.
Landing in greenwich village ny, the urban
folk revival
was still in full swing.
Revival of the 1970s, tiny european reissue labels scoured the united states for master tapes.
Q surely the huge success of the bbc's blue planet series could
herald a revival?
There is little or no possibility of a second
evangelical revival
sweeping the country.
Revival of biblical christianity
in the west resulting in new public moral restraints, the prognosis is not good.
In recent years, the cornish language has
undergone a revival.
We're going through an
80's revival
at the moment.
Revival of interest
in sundials.
Snap
enjoyed a small revival
earlier in the year with the release of their 2003 remix of ' do you see the light ' .
The leading figures of the
occult revival
and many pioneers of artistic modernism fit this pattern.
Revival of shamanic tradition.
English is now the premier world language but miraculously its closest neighbor welsh prospers and
inspires revivals
in all other celtic languages.
In the 19th century, bala became the focal point of the
religious revival
in north wales.
Revival of religion
in the protestant world.
Today, we are
witnessing a revival
of shamanic tradition.
He was deeply interested in the
gaelic revival
and in 1911 went to the united states to lecture on the subject.
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