Sentence examples for has recently resurrected from inspiring English sources

Kevan France Maryport, Cumbria It is a cause for celebration that Philip Kerr, after a gap of several years, has recently resurrected Bernie Gunther, the Berlin private eye who frequently finds himself blackmailed or coerced into solving cases that have the Nazi hierarchy at their centre.

The vocalist Colin Blunstone and the keyboardist Rod Argent, the mainstays of the original Zombies, have recently resurrected the band.

Having recently resurrected my Nintendo DS from the depths of my desk drawer, I've been enamored with two titles: Cake Mania 2 and Pipe Mania (for the PSP too).

It might be time to change all that and consider an old idea that has recently been resurrected: the doctrine of odious debts.

The overall sound may be dated, but Mr. Corea's Elektric Band -- which existed from the mid-80's to early 90's, and has recently been resurrected, in a different lineup -- can be fascinating to hear.

It is due to the Stoic philosopher Chrysippus (c.280 B.C.-c.206 B.C). and has recently been resurrected by Michael Burke Burkee 1994).

With formidable disregard for plausibility, the panspermia hypothesis has been recently resurrected by a number of scientists with a strong commitment to Darwinian evolution, but that have transferred the question of the origin of life to another habitable planet in our galaxy without discussing the actual processes that led to the appearance of such hypothetical extraterrestrial organisms.

Another opposition theme in the last election, which has been recently resurrected, is that Brazil should be more friendly to the US and its highly unpopular foreign policy in the region.

She has been recently resurrected by Nico from her death in 1942 at the age of 13 and lives in Camp Jupiter.

For many years, your novels were out of print, but they've recently been resurrected.

This assertion of the primacy of practice is not unique to Leibowitz, having recently been resurrected by scholars such as Menachem Kellner (2006) and Kenneth Seeskin (1990).