Sentence examples for has been revived for from inspiring English sources

Mog the cat has been revived for this year's Sainsbury's Christmas advert.

Fortunately this principle has been revived for Ms. Mearns, the company's newest principal.

Recently, however, it has been revived for two star couples: Tamara Rojo with Sergei Polunin, and Zenaida Yanowsky with Federico Bonelli.

A sliver of solace can be harvested on 55th Street, where the musical "Damn Yankees" has been revived for a brief summer run, courtesy of City Center Encores!

It's for his evolution of Contact Improvisation that Paxton has become a legend, although the work that has been revived for this year's Venice programme is actually a solo, his 1982 piece Bound.

The show has been revived for its 20th anniversary and, after a successful run at the Edinburgh festival, has transferred to the venue where it debuted two decades ago, Theatre Royal Stratford East.

The conductor, David Charles Abell, has chosen to use many of the original orchestrations which have often been reduced in size when shows have been revived for contemporary audiences.

One of the lovely things about the album is that quite a few of the songs are half-forgotten, and have been revived for the release.

If, a hundred years ago, you put on a desert island one thousand churchgoing Catholic French people and one thousand churchgoing Lithuanians, Latin would have been revived for the same reasons".

After collapsing at the same time as Marussia, Caterham had been revived for a single event in the vain hope of finding a backer, and Stevens - who paid £500,000 to drive that one race - was up against an experienced F1 driver who had been in the car all year.

It will be released on the Chess imprint, which has been revived specially for the occasion.