Sentence examples for but revived from inspiring English sources

Momentum flagged in the Adagio but revived with the agitation of the whirlwind Allegretto.

The Procuracy was abolished in November 1917 but revived in 1922.

He was found unresponsive at the scene but revived by emergency medical technicians.

Programming went downmarket and it was axed in 1999 but revived in 2003 before becoming Babeworld.

It was dropped by BBC2 in 2008, but revived on Radio 4 in 2010.

Oil production and exports came to a halt during the 2011 revolt, but revived quickly after the fighting ended.

Mr. Johnson did away with discount sales, but revived them when it turned out customers liked sales.

The introduction of the perfume in Germany was canceled initially, but revived again with demand from fashion bloggers.

He is also nervous about the abolition of estate and gift tax, a proposal vetoed by Bill Clinton but revived by George Bush during the election campaign.

Skiffle, style of music played on rudimentary instruments, first popularized in the United States in the 1920s but revived by British musicians in the mid-1950s.

(Oddly, "JAG" itself did the same — it was canceled by NBC after one season, but revived by CBS and made into a hit show).