Meanings of revive memories in English

For Aimee Mann, Independence Day festivities revive memories of a broken relationship.

Why revive memories that are best forgotten?

Good Halldis embraced Gudrid, kissed her on both cheeks, and held her closely, very ready to revive memories.

His Highness posed as a conservative in some matters; it pleased him to revive memories of the long-buried past.

The aftertaste can revive memories of a rich, spicy and elegant blend -with plenty of character of course.

He said the event would revive memories of the arrival in Cork of the Tall Ships Race in 1991.

And never mention the subject to Ernest, if you would not revive memories that had better slumber for ever.

Stella seemed to revive memories.

Mini skirts and kneelength boots are an easy combination for any woman who wants to revive memories of the early 1970s.

Lydia did not press him, thinking that probably it was too painful for him to revive memories of the old days.

A "junk" rating could revive memories of last summer's sell-off, which had sent the rupee on a free fall.

Stavropol's events revive memories of violent clashes between locals and Caucasus-born traders in the town of Kondopoga in northwestern Russia in September.

It will indeed revive memories of anxiety, as well as of the intensest feeling of relief and thankfulness that I have ever experienced.

But before the Force is with us, we can revive memories of past glories like Jurassic Park, The Terminator -and this week Mad Max.

His trial will revive memories of how those bombs killed three people, blew the legs off 16 others and wounded 260 more.

The single, produced by Ireland Records, revives memories of a painful time.