Sentence examples for has been revived only from inspiring English sources

Mounted archery had fallen into disuse and has been revived only in the 21st century.

Rahm Emanuel, the Mayor-in-Waiting whose candidacy had been revived only hours earlier by the Illinois Supreme Court, was again in the clear.

The 1977 Tony Award winner for best musical, "Annie" ran for almost six years and has spawned countless tours and regional productions, but it has been revived on Broadway only once, in 1997, a production that drew negative reviews from critics and ran only seven months.

(It has been revived on Broadway only once, in 1951, for a very brief run.) And as directed by Gary Griffin, with choreography by Michael Lichtefeld, this straightforward, large-scale production never really feels either of the period in which it was written or infused with a heightening sensibility that might transmit some of the show's original appeal.

The peace process has been revived time and again, only to collapse amid rows over Turkish troops, and what to do about property taken from its original owners in 1974, or in previous rounds of violence.

Such findings meant that interest in high speed machining dropped-off after the mid-1980s, and it is only recently that interest has been revived.

Middlesbrough (see article) is not the only town whose moribund club has been revived by a rich fan.

Baseball has been revived by immigration.

(CompUSA has been revived in some locations).

Its first run lasted for 2,328 performances, and it has been revived and revived and revived ever since.

And that project has been revived.