Sentence examples for had revived her from inspiring English sources
"It took three years for Greenland to leave the EU," she said, once Benn had revived her with smelling salts.
Our disreputable evening in Arles had revived her, swaying arm in arm with me after a drunken dinner, exploring what I insisted was Van Gogh's canal but turned out to be a stagnant storm-drain behind the archbishop's palace.
Mitford's visit to France in late 1945 had revived her longing to be there, and in April 1946, having given up working in the shop the previous month, she left London to make her permanent home in Paris; she never lived in England again.
She has revived her presence on social media, posing smiling on Warsaw's shiny new outdoor fitness equipment.
Since then she has revived her printmaking work, which she had abandoned for nearly 15 while building her company.
Reports in the local Eureka paper say they have revived her missing persons' file, and the investigation is newly active.
She spoke later of our three-year stint together (pointlessly, to both our minds, ended by regime change) as having revived her both professionally and personally.
Andrews' singing career is over, but the success of The Princess Diaries has revived her acting career, and she has other projects on the boil.
Stevenson, 58, says the last "wonderful" year has revived her passion for acting, though like many actors she laments the dearth of challenging parts for older women.
His skirt lengths are sometimes shorter than Jeanne Lanvin's were, but Mr. Elbaz has revived her love of color and sumptuous fabric, and her gift for flattering the female form.
But her imprisonment and hunger strike have revived her image as a resistance princess and discredited Mr Yanukovych, not just with the EU but with many of his erstwhile supporters.The power and no gloryWhat explains Mr Yanukovych's counterproductive persecution of Ms Tymoshenko?
