Sentence examples for has already revived from inspiring English sources

Yet the internet has already revived the careers of previously unloved characters, such as @ and _.

It has already revived efforts in Albany for new legislation covering fetuses harmed during crimes.

So even without buying any Italian bonds, the ECB head has already revived confidence in its debt.

While Europe's financial distress has already revived bad historical memories, the Angola-Portugal moment has had no equal in its up-front plaintiveness.

The Paris climate change conference has already revived old narratives that only legally-binding, national action can deliver needed emission cuts.

The verdict of life imprisonment instead of execution for Mr. Mubarak has already revived popular resentment toward Mr. Mubarak's circle, and Monday was the third day of protests demanding heavier punishment for Mr. Mubarak and his security team.

When portions of the Roman baths were rediscovered in 1755, Bath had already revived as a spa.

So the new owners, the advocates say, have already revived old tactics of tenant harassment, including bringing trumped-up lawsuits against tenants in rent-regulated apartments, hoping to evict them and then raise the rents under the state's so-called vacancy decontrol rules.

Thatcherism has already been revived: it never went away.

Indeed, a lacklustre police investigation into the source of Mayawati's impressive wealth has already been revived.

The Victorian cook was also a terrific recycler of food; the earth or "midden" toilet has already been revived in the form of the ecologically sound composting loo.