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121) As it is, already-low home prices coupled with low rates haven't done much to revive housing, especially following the expiration in April of the home buyer's tax credit.

122) Conditioning botanicals of Comfrey and Ginseng soothe and revive dry, thirsty skin.

123) Can Harry Potter wave his magic wand and revive a dead language?

124) Among such friends, however, and such flattery, he did revive.

125) A dash of cold water will revive a person who has fainted.

126) For example, as financing of exports returns to normal with the fading of credit disturbances, then exports should revive.

127) But the clearest signal that things are looking up for private equity is the news that the granddaddy of the industry, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), is to revive its plans to go public—and fast.

128) The Pakistani government is also encouraging tribesmen to revive traditional militias, known as lashkars, to rout out militants in their areas.

129) This paper is a discussion of, in respects of the arising of scientific humanism and the revive of occultism, the cultural background of the appearance of Paracelsism.

130) Such statistics suggest that mixed income estates help to revive neighbourhoods and attract further investment.

130) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

131) The new head, Francis Gurry, is trying to revive the organisation's development agenda, and 't Hoen said WIPO has offered UNITAID technical support.

132) The new ownership group appears confident that it can revive The Washington Times.

133) But to start the next wave of opportunities, we need to revive the kind of wanton cross-pollination that got us this far.

134) Ham-fisted attempts by Brazil and Turkey to revive the deal would have provided Iran with 20%-enriched uranium but brought none of the other benefits.

135) With interest rates now so low central banks can no longer hope to revive ailing economies by cutting the price of money and making it cheaper for people to borrow - they have run out of ammunition.

136) Because the person enrages flourishing, switzerland depends on Asia-Pacific of wave road company CEO Ou revive big on the spot clappers: All get on for emancipatory tablet set up shop.

137) So when demand begins to revive, a sharp rise in prices is inevitable.

138) Thanks to the potbs Doubloon desperate efforts of central banks to revive their economies, most currencies yield virtually nothing.

139) This is likely to revive consumer spending and a whole raft of consumer industries.

140) Alternately, you can commission a spiritualist at your home point to revive you for a minor experience point penalty.

141) Paradoxically, the real problem for governments may only occur if they manage to revive their economies.

142) Perhaps an enlightened Urban Council will one day revive this great Surrey festival.

143) That is to say, only economic strength, the nation can revive.

144) We would revive them with humor or a sympathetic word.

145) He had his own phrenic nerve tied to revive the memory of what happened to the patient and to test the effectiveness of phrenicectomy.

146) The Tourism Bureau hopes to revive Taiwan's tourism industry through the charm of Times Square.

147) The executive said Geely would retain Volvo's current management as it gears up to revive the storied but troubled car maker.

148) Though I walk in the midst of trouble, thou wilt revive me: thou shalt stretch forth thine hand against the wrath of mine enemies, and thy right hand shall save me.

149) A coffee break can revive your energy in no time.

150) Enrique Bola?os, then president of Nicaragua, sought to revive the Nicaragua Canal scheme in 2006 when the Panama Canal was close to capacity.