Sentence examples for be revived when a from inspiring English sources

There is so much that is distressing about the case of JS, the 14-year-old girl with terminal cancer who wished to be cryonically preserved after death, in the hope that she could be revived when a cure for her rare illness had been discovered.

The efforts of Vice President Al Gore to win the presidency were revived when a bitterly divided Florida Supreme Court ordered an immediate manual recount of at least 9,000 ballots in Miami-Dade County, as well as thousands of others across the state.

Unfortunately the rumor that the president had cut a deal was revived when a blogger announced that he had a memo outlining the deal.

When Wilson killed Brown last August, it set off a wave of protests from coast to coast and started a national debate on racism both of which were revived when a grand jury declined to indict the officer the following November.

In Taha's revisionist reading, the elevation of the Medinan verses was only a historical postponement — the Meccan verses, representing the ideal religion, would be revived when humanity had reached a stage of development capable of accepting them, ushering in a renewed Islam based on freedom and equality.

The younger Reid, 29, could not be revived when the police responded to a 911 call Sunday, and the county coroner said an investigation was under way.

This unit cannot be killed, but can be rendered unconscious, to be revived when friendly units are in range; also, a ransom can be paid to have it reappear at the player's town center.

Some games have a system where the enemy can still be revived when downed.

That bill did not move through the House this year, but it could be revived when Congress convenes again in January.

Robert Wilson says he doesn't think his work should be revived when he's gone?

There is little hope the effort will be revived when lawmakers return in the fall.