Sentence examples for finally revived from inspiring English sources

He spirited it quickly home and finally revived the corpse.

Connoisseurs like Bernard Berenson were still dismissing his work a century ago when Lionello Venturi, Roger Fry and Roberto Longhi, among others, finally revived his reputation as a protomodernist.

When the Wisconsin Democratic Party finally revived itself in the 1950s, it did so in a context where members of both parties were unusually open to bipartisan policy approaches.

He abandoned the project for nearly a decade after finding out that she had been a Stasi informer, but finally revived it with the help of the director Moises Kaufman and the actor Jefferson Mays.

The arcade style of football had been going strong as Blitz for a few seasons, then dropped and finally revived for the PS2 and Xbox in 2005.

It may seem surprising to us now but it wasn't until years later that Citizen Kane was finally revived, re-appraised and embraced by the public.

The EU spent the best part of a decade writing a constitution, rejecting it and finally reviving it as the 2009 Lisbon treaty.

Sarkozy's principal mea culpa is that he did not live up to his self-styled reputation as the iron president who would finally revive his stagnating country, in the way that the Conservatives changed Britain in the 1980s.

This usually bountiful zone was sown in recent years not only with seeds but also with huge investments in agricultural machinery, silos and grain-carrying railroad cars in an effort to finally revive production and help meet steadily rising global demand for food.

Lord Nicholas Stern - author of the influential Stern Review on climate change in 2006 - says 'strong investment' in green technologies could finally revive growth in the world economy.

Their friendship eventually revived.