Sentence examples for been revived once from inspiring English sources

NASA's interest in inflatables has also been revived once again.

The play has been revived once on Broadway, in 1989, starring Madeline Kahn in a production that ran just five months.

The play has been revived once on Broadway, in 1970, starring Stewart and Helen Hayes (in her final Broadway production) as Veta.

"Of Mice and Men" originally ran for seven months on Broadway during the 1937-38 theater season, and has been revived once on Broadway, during the 1974-75 season.

Indeed, "The Tomorrow People" is itself a fancy reboot —- a mutation, if you will — of a cheesy British 1970s kids' show that has already been revived once, in an "international" version that ran on Nickelodeon in the '90s.

However, it can be revived once again if the government learns from its mistakes.

With a new government in place, might the scheme be revived once again?

When the modern founder, James II of England, was deposed in 1688, the modern version fell dormant, but it was revived once more by Queen Anne in 1703.

It can lure you into thinking that the Lower East Side, built and rebuilt by generations of immigrants, is being revived once again.

But will the race be revived once Turkey realizes its Grand Prix is really gone — Ecclestone did this in the past with venues like Belgium — and if another race drops off the calendar?

The Indian brand, for example, is being revived once more, this time in North Carolina with a line of heavyweight cruisers that will carry price tags of $35,000 and more when deliveries start late this year.