Sentence examples for been revived until from inspiring English sources

He didn't know that the song had been revived until someone who had read about it in a movie magazine told him.

But the other, "Three Chopin Dances," ends with a very charming duet created specially by Robbins for a White House performance during the Carter administration and that hadn't been revived until Saturday night.

Interest had died out by 1871, not to be revived until after the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876.

After 10 years it fell out of his troupe's repertory, not to be revived until 2007.

It was, however, primarily effective as a stimulus for volunteering and was abandoned when the war was over, not to be revived until World War I.

The Illawarra local economy probably won't be revived until this cycle is broken.

It's unlikely that the legislation would be revived until after the 2014 midterm elections, in which red states will largely determine whether Democrats will hold onto their Senate majority.

His success makes the silly controversy over his birth certificate -- that had been revived by Donald Trump and until recently had been parroted by many other "serious" candidates -- look even more marginal.

It remained on the air until 1967 and has since been revived several times.

"Magical" explanations, like spooky action, are constantly being revived and rebuffed, until, at last, they are reinterpreted and accepted.

Gen Y is forever cursed to account somehow for the event that will always define it: the 9/11 terrorist attacks and its subsequent memory, which is now equally destined to be revived and revisited until it, like so many hipster fads of late, is summarised entirely by an online meme generator casually uploading the words "Never Forget" for ever and ever.