Sentence examples for has revived to from inspiring English sources

The German tourists may not know whose garden they have wandered into; but in Britain, thanks to the centenary, Walton's standing has revived to a degree that bears comparison with the jubilee-driven revival of interest in the monarchy.

It's a translation of a century-old Yiddish play about shtetl life, "The Inn," that the adventurous Target Margin Theater has revived to mixed results.

Water hydraulics captured the imagination of engineers some 2500 years ago and recently it has revived to become a powerful alternative in areas where the environment and health are of great concern.

But aided by the F.B.I.'s inattention, the Bonanno mob has revived to become one of the most potent and dangerous Mafia groups in the New York region, organized crime experts say.

The stock has revived to 31.

Some suggest that United's fortunes have revived to the extent that it doesn't need a handout.Italy's government said that it would guarantee a short-term loan for Alitalia.

To prevent that outcome, France has revived efforts to rally an international force to intervene in Zaire.

Budget carrier Wizz Air has revived plans to float on the stock market after abandoning the idea last summer because of volatility in the airline industry.

In recent years, the development of high-throughput technologies has revived efforts to increase strain productivity [ 22- 26].

In recent years it has revived its claim to most of Arunachal Pradesh.

The internet has revived cartoons and to a certain extent comics.