relives in a sentence

• And there's no sin in reliving them once again.
• People don't want to relive that again ."
• When you like to relive the youthful times of your life.
• I will relive that scene for the rest of my days.
• You always go back after every game and relive every play.
• He wanted Clark to relive " The Tackle ."
• Others relived the panic, the intensity, the gnawing fear.
• Let's relive some of the pencil's highlights:
• He relived his unusual story from his west Fort Worth home.
• Instead, Williams spent the hearing vividly reliving that Saturday afternoon.
• It's difficult to see relives in a sentence .
• There is no reliving the past, nor settling the score.
• In a way, it makes you relive your own experiences.
• That moment was relived each year when she wore the dress.
• "We're writing history instead of reliving history.
• They will get to relive the past over and over again.
• I was actually kind of relived that it was all over.
• But it is neat to relive, isn't it?
• I wanted to be around to relive some of the memories.
• Mayfair does not want to relive the last two years either.
• They'll gather, party and relive their Olympic experiences.