Sentence examples for are revived of from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Terry Wogan is a special case, but the departure of the breakfast show presenter from any of the BBC's national networks excites a fair amount of interest, not least because memories are revived of Radio 1's night of the long knives in 1993, when the new controller Matthew Bannister set about a cull of the station's Smashies and Nicies.

It was revived, of course, but the taboo on work from the era has remained.

But their idea has been revived of late, with little rancor.

Nothing concentrates the mind like the prospect of a returning Tory government, and at one level it's no coincidence that talk is reviving of collaboration between Lib Dems and Labour.

The tradition was revived for "Treehouse of Horror V"; after that, they were permanently dropped and the writers did not make any attempts at reviving them.

These programs must be revived for the good of homeless people and taxpayers.

"Family Guy" was revived because of an unusual turn of events.

The demand for flexible electronics is revived because of their inherit merits of low cost, light weight, excellent portability, and user-friendly interfaces over conventional rigid silicon technology [6].

Now French preservationists and historians are reviving the art of making pastel blue, pure woad pigment.

Seemingly disconnected, these far-flung disasters are reviving the question of whether global warming is causing more weather extremes.

While they have had outside help, the area has been revived because of the drive and initiative of local people.