Meanings of revive at in English

Jane felt her energies revive at this appeal for help.

When our Saviour died on the cross, why did He not revive at once?

Pray, what call have you to revive at that precise date the affection of your friends.

Glassport seemed to revive at the word.

A dying miser might revive at the sight of gold, yet a Diogenes would pass without noticing it.

Raleigh is the best model of that ancient style which some writers would affect to revive at present.

When the life of the heart is burnt to ashes, it will still revive at the chink of gold.

Granada, which had slept through the heat of the struggle, seemed to revive at the very moment when exertion became hopeless.

While some seemed unhappy, like Cairne and Eitrigg, most seemed to revive at the idea of returning to old orcish ways.

There were 20 survivors overall, including the club's manager, Matt Busby, whom Gregg attempted to revive at the scene of the crash.

Moreover, the heresy of the Lampetians was condemned in most ancient times, which the heretic Jovinian attempted in vain to revive at Rome.

Her entire marriage unrolled itself before her: ancient hurts and humiliations and resentments, theoretically forgotten but just waiting to revive at moments such as this.

My sense of the immediate presence of the Morlocks revived at that.

Allen's drooping spirits revived at once, and he beamed at Alice gratefully.

It was prohibited by the Parliament in 1651, but revived at the Restoration.

But to-morrow he should see Marker; and his hope revived at the prospect.