Sentence examples for form was revived from inspiring English sources

Around 1900 the form was revived.

A number of Jungfrauenbecher were produced in London in 1827 copying the one in the Vintners Hall, and the form was revived in Germany and Holland in the second half of the 19th century.

Nearly two millennia passed before the form was revived; much smaller, usually temporary stands sufficed for such intervening spectatorial events as the knightly tournaments of the Middle Ages in Europe.

The eclogue, along with other pastoral forms, was revived during the Renaissance by the Italians Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio, and Battista Spagnoli (Mantuanas), whose neo-Latin Eclogues (1498) were read and imitated for more than a century.

As in China, traditional art forms were revived and revamped to convey new meaning.

Both Pindaric and Horatian ode forms were revived during the Renaissance and continued to influence lyric poetry into the 20th century.

The name table tennis was adopted in 1921 22 when the old Ping-Pong Association formed in 1902 was revived.

This system served well for a century after it was given final form by Vladimir and was revived by Monomakh Vladimir III, ruled 1113 25), but it could not survive the decline of Kiev's importance.

This hypothesis of 'malfunctioning ion channels' that set the electrical activity in nerve cells that form circuits modulating pain was revived by the discovery of mutations in the potassium channel TRESK [15].

Originally formed in 1919, the GCS was revived in 1973 initially to provide for the survival of the breed.

Examples are rare, but in 1851 needle lace was revived in the form of the immediately popular point de gaze, made of fine-quality cotton thread.