Sentence examples for and revived in a from inspiring English sources

It has resuscitated a languishing Mozart tradition and revived an old Russian love of Wagner, whose operas -- except for "Lohengrin," which was staged at the Maryinsky in 1982 and revived in a new production at the festival last year -- had been purposely neglected by the Soviet Union's cultural commissars after World War II.

These strategies have a high potential for getting reused and revived in a way that the fossil energy used in contemporary architecture is minimized.

Its history was to be checkered; settlement was abandoned in 1813 and revived in 1825 to provide a jail for convicts who misbehaved in Australia.

Logistics thereby has always been a main topic and revived in recent freight modelling.

These races were held annually during most of the years between 1920 and 1951 (usually beginning in Cleveland, Ohio) and were revived in a limited form in 1964.

In his first polychromatic movie, made in 1964 and now revived in a new print to celebrate the centenary of his birth, Antonioni uses colour that manages to be simultaneously dazzling and dull in depicting a Po valley being poisoned and disfigured by the burgeoning petrochemical industries.

The finest movie in this mode is It Always Rains on Sunday, made in 1947 in grimy, Blitz-scarred east London and being revived in a new print as an example of the darker side of Ealing in the BFI Southbank's Ealing retrospective.

The ideas of privacy and voyeurism are revived in a contemporary setting through a live performance which makes every visitor guilty of Actaeon's voyeuristic habit.

And then he was revived in a way, with a beautiful gala in 1928, in Paris.

The show was first produced on Broadway in 1948 at the Broadhurst Theater, and has now been revived in a scaled-down version by UnsungMusicalsCo.

Culture of the bacterium was revived in said medium.