Sentence examples for as having revived from inspiring English sources
She spoke later of our three-year stint together (pointlessly, to both our minds, ended by regime change) as having revived her both professionally and personally.
Not least, he is depicted as having revived his countrys economy while spreading wealth at last.
The Convivio and the De vulgari eloquentia preserve also the somewhat idealized memory of the Neapolitan court of Frederick II of Sicily (1195 1250) and his son Manfred (1232 66), intellectuals in their own right as well as patrons of poets and philosophers, whom Dante viewed as having revived the ancient tradition of the statesman-philosopher [Van Cleve, 299-332; Morpurgo].
In "Borderland", "Cold Station 12" and "The Augments", a 22nd-century scientist is portrayed as having revived genetically engineered embryos from Khan's time and raised them as "Augments".
Murphy deserves credit as a pioneer, having revived the anthology model and queered cable.
The rapid growth of superhighways, according to the National Association of Travel Organizations (known for short as NATO), has revived an old compound word "shun-piking".
Jerry MacNeish, a Camaro buff who runs an auto-restoration shop in the Baltimore area, thinks that G.M. will some day revive the vehicle, as Ford has revived the Thunderbird.
The program notes credit Ms. Haddad with freeing the raqs sharqi, or belly dance, "from the degrading connotations of the past" as she has "revived the dignity and tradition of Oriental dance and conveyed its latent sensuality".
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 15 , 1956P. 25 The rapid growth of superhighways, according to the National Association of Travel Organizations (known for short as NATO), has revived an old compound word "shun-piking".
The limitations of polylactide-co-glycolide (PLGA) coupled with the growing need for materials with enhanced features and the advent of new fabrication techniques such as electrospinning have revived interest for PDX in medical devices, tissue engineering and drug delivery applications.
Still, his place in history has remained contentious as fringe elements have revived his name as a symbol of Slovak nationalist pride and sought to cast him as man who had little choice but to cooperate with Nazi Germany.
