Sentence examples for fully revive from inspiring English sources

He said the new agreements, reached after a long meeting with Mr. Kim, would "fully revive the North-South rapprochement".

If all goes well with the special, called "Fashion Week: Backstage Pass," Ms. Cho hopes the network will make it a recurring feature, but she is not under the illusion that CNN will fully revive the "Style" concept.

And songs such as the porno fantasy 'Hell of a Life' and the siren-slaying 'Devil in a New Dress' (featuring the consummately macho Ross) revive familiar mythologies about women — that they're monsters, killers, fallen angels — in language vibrant enough to fully revive these old stereotypes".

METZ, a trio from Toronto, has fully revived this confrontational, skilled and energetic approach.

Here, Ryder's original eccentricity feels fully revived in adult form.

After six weeks of motherly care, you return to your husband fully revived, a new baby in your arms.

That will demonstrate the jeweled beauty of Vittorio Storaro's cinematography, which is now enhanced by a fully revived version of the old dye-transfer Technicolor.

In fact, interest in ancient Greece collapsed after the fall of Rome and wasn't fully revived until the Enlightenment, when idealization and misrepresentation of the Greeks became the basis of education for certain classes in Europe.

Welfare Cadillac Blues (1970), a response to an implicitly racist country song, put his name back on the jukeboxes, but soon afterwards his recording career faded, not to be fully revived until the late 1980s, when he signed with the soul label Ichiban and made albums such as Love Desperado and Struttin' My Stuff.

Had he received resuscitation measures such as inserting a breathing tube and placing him on a ventilator, and applying tourniquets to his arms to prevent the potassium reaching his heart, it is very likely that he could have been fully revived.

Indeed some researchers thought them to be dead, only to find them fully revived once the adults returned with food.