I am deeply thankful to you for sending me this letter, which revives all sorts of poignant memories and makes her live again in all her lightness and freedom.
My attachment to Edinburgh revives as I turn my face towards it.
My present situation revives those reflections which have frequently occurred to me concerning the education of your sons, particularly of Josey, whose age now advances, and seems to approach towards a crisis.
The reader will also perceive that the council of Trent revives and confirms all the constitutions of the apostolic see; that is, all the determinations of the canon law.
Each artful customer revives Mrs. Bloomer, And often produces an army of guys.
The wild desires no longer win us, The deeds of passion cease to chain; The love of Man revives within us, The love of God revives again.
For then it revives where life is, and gives life where it is not.
This drink also revives us when tempted, when sick, when persecuted, when in the dark, and when we faint for thirst.
It revives where life is, and gives life where it is not.
Still it is my opinion that just now the revival of that question will not advance the cause itself, or the man who revives it.
And it seems to be obvious, and everywhere recognised by Municipal Law, that as soon as a captured enemy merchantman succeeds in escaping, the proprietorship of the former owners revives ipso facto.
It is certainly not for International Law to determine whether or not the original proprietorship revives through abandonment.
He who revives my Sunnat revives me, and will be with me in Paradise.
The daily use of the Balm will relieve the smart occasioned by the heat of the razor; it will protect the lips from chapping, and restore their color; it dispels in time all discolorations, and revives the natural tones of the skin.
Their perfumes (essentially balsamic, and of a stimulating character which admirablyrevives the heart and brain) awake ideas and vivify them; they are as wonderful for their simplicity as for their merits.
A woman rarely succumbs to a calamity; however sudden and overwhelming the initial shock may be, she revives and grows cheerful and happy under it in a way and to a degree marvellous to behold.
Culture redresses his balance, puts him among his equals and superiors, revivesthe delicious sense of sympathy, and warns him of the dangers of solitude and repulsion.
The appearance of a new face revives the sad emotions of the heart.
The very announcement of the fact revives the drooping spirits of the bride.
Drams, or Liqueurs, as they are called in French, agree so very little in this last State, that frequently a very small Quantity of them revives a Cold that was just expiring.
Perhaps it exists objectively, perhaps it subsists and revives only in the recollection of certain sympathies.
According to Anchises, before the soul revives in another body it must have forgotten all that happened to it in the body of its former owner.
It is strange how this man, like a phoenix, always revivesfrom his embers!
She gets him to desist, and after he revives some of the slain marries him.
He joins head and body of his daughter, and old woman Alokotán puts saliva on cuts and revives her.
The last visit we pay to any remarkable place bears a strong resemblance to the first; for the prospect of quitting it revives the freshness of the scene, and invests it for a second time with something like the charm of novelty.
It is no less true that the old grace of these shores revives in the persons of the ladies, and gives a Lydian softness to all that they do.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "revives" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
