Sentence examples for constantly revived from inspiring English sources

Classical tragedy was seldom composed after Accius, though its plays were constantly revived.

All the plays are constantly revived, most recently A View from the Bridge at the Aldwych Theatre.

Although Knott received nothing for the 1998 Michael Douglas and Gwyneth Paltrow remake, A Perfect Murder, which was slickly updated to include a mobile phone, he enjoyed the royalties of the play, which is constantly revived around the world.

The theatre will always survive because it can constantly revive itself.

The theater will always survive because it can constantly revive itself.

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

And the answer is wrapped in the camp style of a fashion that is constantly being revived.

Reviewers invariably revive old canards.

We worry constantly about reviving the global economy and getting economic growth back on track, but do we ever wonder whether our long-term growth path is sustainable?

Constantly televised, frequently revived, readily available on DVD, "The Searchers" has never been hard to find; still, the subject this most troubling of movies addresses is an inducement to denial.

Caryl Churchill's remarkable play Far Away, set in a world constantly at war, is revived by Dominic Hill at the Citizens in Glasgow.