Sentence examples for came revived from inspiring English sources

On Thursday came revived talk of interest from Carlsberg, and yesterday came something a little more concrete.

Two days later, the battle over, Aragorn came and revived Faramir with athelas in the Houses of Healing.

The hope is that much of that reduction would come through revived economic growth.

So out of the Dumpster comes the revived "Family Affair," beginning tonight on the WB network.

As he lay dying, some German sisters of mercy came to revive him, but he waved them away.

(The band's hit "I Have Come" was revived in "Breaking Bad," playing winsomely as Walter White's R.V.-cum-meth lab is destroyed by a bulldozer).

And it's not surprising that with the new activism has come a revived interest in the protest music of the past.

Marat Safin, 28, the once incandescent and later insufferable older brother, came to revive his career, having struggled in Grand Slam tournaments in recent years.

The debate comes amid revived interest in Scott's career, chronicled in the biography "Hard Driving" (Steerforth Press, 2008) by Brian Donovan, a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist.

The TV writer Tony Garnett, whose credits included Cathy Come Home, revived his arguments of the 1960s and 1970s with the moralising Mary Whitehouse, no less formidable from beyond the grave.

His nickname, The Grave Dancer, dates to 1975 when Zell wrote that his success came from reviving 'corpses' left behind by the last real estate crash.