Sentence examples for from reviving from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mr. Woodworth has done everything from reviving databases to digging for survivors.

THE trouble with acclaimed "classic" productions of classic plays is that they discourage prospective producers from reviving them.

But in a ruling on Tuesday, Judge Urbina said he would not take what he called the "extreme" step of prohibiting prosecutors from reviving the case.

Allman, lead singer in the Allman Brothers Band, sued Miller last year in an effort to prevent the director from reviving the film.

He needs to show that he has his own plan for solving this country's many problems, from reviving the economy to rebuilding a broken military.

Apart from reviving an ancient form of boatmaking that might otherwise have been lost, their construction provides work for hundreds of local craftsmen.

Wolseley, which is based in Reading, England, is benefiting from revived demand among commercial and industrial clients in the United States.

Another bright spot for Citigroup on Monday was the 67 percent increase in profit from its securities and banking unit, as the bank benefited from revived capital market activity.

It will rely on projections of higher tax collections from revived businesses and workers, and less spending for unemployment compensation and other safety-net programs for those out of work.

S. commune in active phases produces continuously new spores (Kües and Navarro-Gonzaléz 2015) by which fresh mushrooms might distinguish from revived specimens that will require time for full physiological recovery.

In all other instances where inkcaps were used, there was no obvious cap autolysis bSpore data in the upper line are from freshly collected mushrooms, data in the lower line are from revived dry fruiting bodies after 15 days open storage incubation at RT.