Reviving in a sentence

Nespresso’s Reviving Origins program made considerable strides in reviving Zimbabwe’s once-thriving coffee industry and bringing the taste of East African coffee back to countries across the globe.

A group that supports youth and community programmes across London, the organisation is reportedly looking to expand into more rural areas by investing in spaces that can serve as youth clubs or reviving existing establishments.

At the same time, reviving the overhaul would probably revitalize the protests and potentially splinter Netanyahu’s government again.

Bazooka Tango is reviving the game, bringing new features that players may enjoy.

Between the regained health and the bit of downtime between players reviving, a team of Guardians can claw themselves back from the brink of defeat.

China has sought to expand its influence around the world as its leader, Xi Jinping, consolidates power back home while reviving the economy from the bruising zero-Covid policy.

China is posting the steepest drop in Covid deaths among more than 20 places hit hardest by Omicron, reviving questions about its virus data and the true impact of the reopening wave as Beijing works to move on from the pandemic.

Comedy legend Peter Kay has hinted at reviving his classic Channel 4 comedy series Phoenix Nights but with a major twist.

Cupitt's Estate recognises that reviving the hospitality industry requires collective effort.

Despite any lingering reservations, Ridge will see how beneficial Thomas has been to reviving Hope for the Future.

Despite the new restrictions in some countries, interest in travelling abroad is reviving, Chinese media reported.

He asked “for forgiveness and support” from the people of Lewiston and the loved ones of the victims and survivors as he pledged to work toward reviving the ban.

Humza Yousaf on Monday won the race to become Scotland's new leader, its youngest and first from a minority ethnic background, charged with reviving a faltering independence movement after Nicola Sturgeon's long tenure.

If only the Conservative Party since 2010 had had more respect for traditional Tory values — which, as I say, NatCon is reviving rather than inventing — it wouldn't have made such a mess of the past 13 years.

In another sign of reviving transport links, Saturday's visitors to the nearby gambling hub of Macau exceeded 55,000, the highest daily arrivals since the pandemic began, the government said on its website.

In their initial dialogue after reviving them, they'll yell at Tav for their misplaced violence.

I would think that what the Bills players witnessed as the medical staff was reviving Hamlin after he suffered a cardiac arrest on the field had to have been traumatic for some of them.

Low-intensity laser therapy can stimulate blood circulation in the scalp, reviving dormant hair follicles.

No story details have emerged about what the sequel will explore, though notes that the concept is seemingly meant to serve more as an opportunity to pass the torch to a new generation as opposed to merely reviving its predecessors.

Now, a new generation of performers could be stepping up to the challenge of reviving the Young Divas' legacy.