Sentence examples for had previously revived from inspiring English sources

A grief-stricken Elliott is left alone with the motionless E.T. when he notices a dead geranium, the plant E.T. had previously revived, coming back to life.

Although he has previously revived programs at Georgia and Tulsa, this is one of Tubby's best coaching jobs ever, Saul Smith said of his father.

Here in Ohio, first responders say it's not uncommon for overdose victims to have previously been revived with naloxone at least a half-dozen times.

Efforts to revive Rigg, who had previously been physically healthy, failed.

The 26-year-old is expected to hold talks with Real officials in the coming days after the La Liga side revived a deal that had previously stalled.

Hamas may let young cadres revive a morality campaign that had previously lapsed.Such actions will do little to endear the Islamists to Gazans tired of conflict, isolation and factional rivalry.

The idea was revived in 1728, when John Hore, who had previously succeeded in making the River Kennett navigable, suggested a canal around 8.2 mile long, with 12 locks, suitable for 60-ton barges.

This was news to the staff, who had previously been told by the US that sacking Bustani would revive the OPCW.

The Soundway label has specialised in reviving great but rare vintage tracks from West Africa that had previously only been released on vinyl, but it is now also becoming known for adventurous new music.

He found that the "death" of microbes was much more of a grey area than scientists had previously thought; some bacteria that had always been classified as dead were in fact only dormant, and capable of being revived.

The theatre has a history of reviving Sondheim's works, having previously presented Sunday in the Park with George, A Little Night Music and Merrily We Roll Along to critical acclaim.