Sentence examples for has been successfully revived from inspiring English sources

It has been successfully revived many times, including in 2012 on Broadway.

The old art of tile making has been successfully revived in order to repair the ancient monuments.

The play turned out to be a gripping political thriller, and has been successfully revived at least three times since 1987.

A public service broadcaster - with its nightly news produced by ITN and a commitment to show 600 hours of UK originated children's programmes every year, 5 surpasses its Ofcom obligations - the station is best known for long-running drama imports such as C.S.I. and now Celebrity Big Brother, which has been successfully revived as a ratings-winner after Channel 4 handed over the baton.

It has been successfully revived three times on Broadway: in 1946, in a production directed by MacArthur; in 1969, starring Robert Ryan as Walter Burns and Hayessteppingng into the cast playing her mother); and the 1986 Lincoln Center Theater revival starring John Lithgow and Richard Thomas.

Some of his operas have been successfully revived since the late 20th century.

Among his instrumental works, which, like his operas, have been successfully revived, are many sparkling harpsichord sonatas and a concerto for two flutes.

At a time when The X-Files and 24 have been successfully revived, with Prison Break and Twin Peaks on the horizon, it's hard to imagine there isn't some life left and some stories left to explore in Lost and Alias, two series whose endings polarised their crazed fans.

Your TV has been successfully mounted.

when it has been successfully completed.

In fact, Guys And Dolls has only been successfully revived once, back in 1992.