Sentence examples for after revival from inspiring English sources
Revival after revival met with acclaim, but Wilson held firm, continuing until his death in 2005 to insist on a black director, and to voice upset at the danger and injustice of how, in cinema at least, "whites have set themselves up as custodians of our experience".
After revival the culture was routinely kept at 4°C in MRS broth containing 5% ethanol (Prolabo, VWR, Fontenay-sous-Bois, France), and subcultured every two weeks.
Musical theatre old timers have been circling the proverbial wagons for quite sometime now, grasping at revival after revival in hopes of retaining the fading glory of yesteryear song and dance shows.
Gilliam's study demonstrated that revived fruit bodies were capable of discharging spores over a period of at least three weeks, whereas previous studies using similar methods with other Agaricomycetes showed spore discharge occurred over a shorter period of up to six days after revival.
Of the fifteen juveniles that died, ten were euthanazed, with euthanasia criteria including >50% burns to total body surface area, large skin surface area with open tissue, comparative behavioural records indicating severe pain and distress, collapse without recovery after revival, as well as low blood protein and calcium.
By the 1950s the work was generally accepted as Monteverdi's, and after revivals in Vienna and Glyndebourne in the early 1970s it became increasingly popular.
What comes after a revival?
(After its revival in 1896, the marathon was lengthened and set at 42.195 kilometers).
Some months after the revival was over the girls went back to dancing.
It is the claim today after a revival of research about the topic in the last decade.
