Sentence examples for as revived from inspiring English sources

"Yahoo helped set the stage," said Andrew Brooks, chief trader at T. Rowe Price Associates, as revived strength in high-technology shoved cyclical stocks, which briefly rallied earlier in the week, into the background once again.

As revived on Tuesday it's the woman's solo that is most remarkable and makes best use of the music.

As a priest he fought against superstition and against medieval scholasticism, as revived by the Jesuits, for cultural as well as moral reasons.

The company's business has softened in the United States, McDonald's second-largest market, as revived rivals like Wendy's and Burger King Worldwide crank out new premium and value products.

Finally there's the mid-80's wave of 60's-influenced noise-pop from groups like Jesus and Mary Chain, as revived by bands like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

But according to Philip Rieff, the University of Pennsylvania sociologist who died last year, the term has such a variety of applications only because Weber revised as well as revived it.

Zaytuna College curriculum is a unique mix and attempts to construct as well as revive classical Islamic education, which was rooted in the liberal arts.

He wrote plays for the rest of his life, but very few of them were as successful — or were as often revived — as his earlier work.

"I viewed it as reviving a lost art," Berman said.

REVIVING LG Electronics is not nearly as daunting a task as reviving North Korea.

India doesn't cleanse people of their sins so much as revive their elemental humanity.