Sentence examples for be revived at any from inspiring English sources

It could be revived at any time by any one of several events: a banking crisis, another slump, a political backlash or even unwise judicial meddling.

In an email on 13 July 2009 to Richard Westlake, Johnson's private secretary, Rimmer wrote: "My own advice on this remains that there are insufficient grounds to do so … and that the Met would deeply resent what they would see as 'interference' in an operational investigation which could, of course, be revived at any given time".

The U.S. Student Christian Movement, which officially ended more than 40 years ago, will be revived at an Oct. 8-11 meeting at Morehouse College in Atlanta.

But all along "Swan Lake" continued to tour and to be revived at Sadler's Wells.

"Fiorello!" was the first show to be revived at City Center in a concert staging, the Encores! format that has become a New York cultural fixture.

The MCC World Cricket Committee fears the ICC Champions Trophy could be revived at the expense of the 2017 World Test Championship.

Could the chained CPI be revived at some point, perhaps as part of a surprise deal?

If you are hoping to be revived at some point in the future, then the answer to that is no — for now.

Why is "The Sorcerer's Sofa" being revived at all?

But why were the less recent "Vespro" and "La Stravaganza" being revived at all?

In Hastings the first miracle is that the pier has been revived at all.