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31. The puppets come alive in the members' skillful hands, while in the unpracticed hands of audience members they look tired and clumsy.

32. To come alive again, one needs a special grace, self - forgetfulness or a homeland.

33. One of the answers was Enchanted Hills, where my nurse friend and I have the privilege of seeing blind children come alive in God's out-of-doors.

34. The food on our dining tables have all suddenly come alive and are bouncing vivaciously in front of us!

35. Each row in comic form of light, focus on a story or show a certain plot, vivid characters and therefore, the scene come alive, life,(http://sentencedict.com/come alive.html) people and the patience to see visions.

36. Fortunately, the area's 17th-century wooden teahouses and restaurants come alive when night falls, and Gion's guardian shrine Yasaka-jinja is also worth a visit (00 81 075 561 6155; Gion-machi; free).

37. Deptford had come alive with the advent of the new priest at St Paul's.

38. Not until the 19th century did the city again begin to come alive and reemerge from behind its walls.

39. He compares the potential within a crystal to a piece of bare wood awaiting its anointment, the moment when it can come alive with colour.

40. As she worked with him, his mind seemed to come alive.

41. People who have come alive of a nearly mortal accident report this experience.

42. The forest has come alive with bioluminescence as the day fades.