Sentence examples similar to a revived dedication from inspiring English sources
A rendering of a revived New Orleans waterfront.
Tourists are discovering a revived city too.
Or, at least, a revived one.
Although the Public Theater has revived its dedication to Shakespeare in recent seasons, this year the company's new play slate is on the thin side, with the season dominated by double engagements of the solo show "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" and the return of "Gatz".
Im a little revived at least by that.
Blake Bortles revived a stagnant offense.
The Scout: La Brea Avenue, a shopping district revived.
A ghetto doctor revived him.
The 11th edition revived the third edition's dedication to the king, adding the name of William Howard Taft, president of the United States, to that of George V in a dual dedication that thereafter became standard.
The BEM - sometimes called the "working class" gong - was scrapped in 1993 but revived by David Cameron to recognise "the dedication and hard work so many provide to their communities".
The honour had been scrapped in 1993 by then Tory PM John Major but was revived by David Cameron to recognise "the dedication and hard work so many provide to their communities".
