Sentence examples for be revived over from inspiring English sources
"We fully expect M&A activity in the mining sector to be revived over the next 12 months.
So many pulses were revived over so many years on "Chicago Hope" and "ER" that the city came to seem like some sort of Lourdes for secularists.
Cooking them and eating them?" Many of his shows opened to mixed reviews, but they're revived over and over again.
The Christological controversy was revived over the Adoptionist teachings of Felix of Urgel and Elipandus of Toledo, a dispute as to whether Christ was adopted to be Son of God.
Scholarly interest in toponyms and material culture has been revived over the past decades through critical analyses of symbolic meanings and politics of spatial inscription.
So why is the fuss being revived over Halayeb and what does Sudan expect to gain from controlling the mineral-rich triangle?
Although the act was repealed in 1533/34, it was revived over 20 years later at the request of Queen Mary I who, during the Marian persecutions, made frequent use of the punishment it allowed.
Tor would be revived frequently by multiple publishers over the next four decades, though Kubert was never able to sell it as a daily strip to the newspapers.
After that loss to Australia, England looked all but out, only for their hopes to be revived by a thumping win over South Africa and West Indies' surprise victory against New Zealand.
If The Ring can be revived again and again all over the world, why not Glass's Portraits Trilogy?
