Sentence examples for ever revived from inspiring English sources

No one has ever revived a carmaker as spectacularly as he has—much less attempted an encore.

When it came to the costumes, Mr. Breglio remembered that Mr. Long had said to keep him in mind if he ever revived "Dreamgirls".

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Granted, these days a majority of the shows on Broadway, where the unfamiliar tends to be as welcome as a bedbug, could fit into categories beginning with the prefix "re" -- as in revamped, reinterpreted and, forever and ever, revived.

They were seldom if ever revived after their first seasons, which was just fine with Handel, because it meant he could borrow sections of them for subsequent operas -- particularly if the same singer was appearing again.

He said that he was unsure whether he would ever revive the giant wind project in the Texas Panhandle that has been on the drawing board for years.

That will probably kill it because, according to senior officials in Washington, Mr. Bush has no intention of ever reviving a nuclear energy program in North Korea, even if an agreement is reached on controlling its nuclear weapons program.

If the Guggenheim Museum ever revives its Art of the Motorcycle exhibit, we suggest Confederate Motorcycles' F124 Hellcat for its front window.

We talked about his experience in the Army just as the Wall was coming down, what it was like to be gay in East Germany, and whether places like Gotha will ever revive economically.

At the time, it was rumored in Damascus that when the governor of Hammah gave a report to Hafiz Assad, the president asked him only one question: can the Muslim Brotherhood ever revive?

Don't let your noob player grab a china lake, nobody will ever revive him.