Sentence examples for getting revived from inspiring English sources

DT and FT had long been considering how and if they could spin off the JV as a public listing, with that idea getting revived as recently as last month.

Hey, another theme I want to throw out there is "Perfect Strangers," from The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, a musical that's getting revived, I think, on November 17th.

And on May 10th, it's getting revived at the Laing Art Gallery in the UK, where it'll run until September 7th of this year.

With a good medic, it will be much more difficult for the enemy to push forward because your teammates are healed and are getting revived.

"They get revived years later".

Still, since it's an audience hit, I can see why it gets revived.

Graham's great and strange Emily Dickinson dance, "Letter to the World," gets revived in pieces.

If it gets revived in a theatre near you, see it.

Instead, everything got revived, from folk to rave to early 80s synth pop.

It contains many other pieces that get revived only fleetingly before being returned to cold storage for several more seasons.

Pipettes The concept gets revived every decade or so: an early-1960s-style girl group for more explicit times.