Sentence examples for It's a revived from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, here in the U.S., the company is working on the "network centric airborne defense element"–basically, it's a revived version of Ronald Reagan's Star Wars program.

Out of the run-down buildings and historic streets, it's a revived cultural hotspot--home to some of Valencia's best restaurants and bars.

At dinnertime it's a ready, reviving treat.

But these examples make it clear that there is a revived interest in chola style.

"It's a project to revive the attractiveness of the countryside," Mr. Montourcy said.

Does the idea appeal to you and do you think it's a dish worth reviving?

It's a tradition I'll revive here at The Watch later this year.

But it's a history well worth reviving.

It's a conceit which has been revived – with a lot less emphasis on procreation – by Pixar's fizzy new cartoon, Inside Out.

It's an idea worth reviving.

It's an opportunity to revive whole regions".