Sentence examples for a newly revived from inspiring English sources

Movement direction is a new trend, or a newly revived one.

Venezuela's state oil company is helping a newly revived Bolivian state firm explore rainforest.

Thanks to a newly revived befriender scheme run by the Refugee Council, Safa will not be alone.

Instead, a group of the late senator's closest friends and supporters is hoping to transform his legacy into the cornerstone of a newly revived progressive movement.

A newly revived civic association, which charges $30 in annual dues, organizes social events like Halloween and New Year's Eve parties, an annual art show and a series of seminars on financial health, successful aging and child safety.

Take Little Jackie, a new act on a newly revived small record label, S-Curve, with a very contemporary back story (it's run by Steve Greenberg, a veteran of the revolving doors at major labels, and powered by venture capital, up-to-the-minute technology, and new ideas).

But not all newly revived relationships seem so benign.

And in the constant flux of the city, it's difficult to pinpoint the moment any newly revived neighborhood turns that vital corner.

Its leader, Danielle Smith, sparkles in comparison to the Conservatives' dull suits.In this section Saddling up for the trail to Los Pinos Top whack Prairie fire Oui, ministre Guerrilla miners ReprintsMore surprisingly, the left is also showing signs of life in the shape of the Alberta Party, a moribund group newly revived last October by two smaller outfits.

A group from the newly revived Students for a Democratic Society was outside, smoking.

Now Jeanette Winterson has added her own interpretation of the events, in a novella (for the newly revived Hammer Books imprint) that mixes a sharp-eyed view of history with elements of magic and some of the more outre touches that horror fans might expect.