Sentence examples for body revived from inspiring English sources

The 5th Avenue store was the setting for the famous scene in the move Big in which Tom Hanks Tom Hanks playing a boy in a man's body revived the fortunes of a toy company by teaching its MBA-type executives to get in touch with their inner kid and appreciate the nature of fun.

The game's popularity has also provoked religious controversy, with Saudi Arabia's top clerical body reviving a 2001 religious edict prohibiting Pokémon.

But in two years in Tempe he has managed to reshape his body, revive the Sun Devils program and position himself as a top pro prospect.

Putting aside the considerable technical issues involved in removing a living person's head, grafting it to a dead body, reviving the reconstructed person and retraining their brain to use thousands of unfamiliar spinal cord nerves, the ethics are problematic.

As I feel my body reviving, I remember the Somali woman's fast has been going on since well-before Ramadan, and it will continue past the 30 days I will observe.

Heads and bodies stored in steel tanks, awaiting the moment when medicine advances­ to the point where tissue can be repaired and bodies revived, are pointedly referred to not as remains or cadavers but as "patients".

Myth harmlessly massacres the stories it tells, rearranging them as if carving up bodies, reviving characters only to kill them all over again.

Her novel Frankenstein imagines a lifeless body being revived by electricity.

But when her father, a religious conservative, saw electric prod marks on her body, they revived memories of his own detention and torture under President Hosni Mubarak's government.

It was only with the Italian Renaissance that interest in the aesthetic development of the body was revived in Western civilization.

Saudi Arabia's top clerical body has revived a 2001 religious edict prohibiting Pokémon in response to public calls for guidance on the newly launched smartphone version of the game.