Sentence examples for decided to revive from inspiring English sources

This year, he decided to revive the show.

Month ago Force man decided to revive him.

Edwards's fortunes changed dramatically when United Artists decided to revive the Pink Panther series.

It wasn't until 2004 that a group of women decided to revive the event.

Then, late last year, the two Johns decided to revive the project for 2015.

So when the society decided to revive the painting in 2006, it meant essentially tackling a jumbo jigsaw puzzle.

Toho said it had decided to revive the Japanese version in response to demand from the monster's millions of devotees.

The two of them decided to revive the theory of "panspermia"—that life is ubiquitous, and spreads from planet to planet as a sort of infection.

A pair of ice-white blondes, one with a squeezebox, decided to revive the moribund tradition of oompah-pah — or presumably, since they were Finnish, oom-päa-päa.

Intercepted communications of Iranian officials discussing their nuclear program raised concerns that the country's leaders had decided to revive efforts to develop a weapon, intelligence officials said.

Farming and winter sports were no longer enough to support the village, so they decided to revive their spa, which, in a way, was their own financial center.