Sentence examples for he has resuscitated from inspiring English sources

William Sofield, the Princeton-educated designer of Tom Ford's sleek emporia, likes to say that he has "resuscitated every trade that's about to die".

In his 33 years as an emergency room doctor — mostly in hospitals in Maryland and now at Christian Hospital in St . Louis— Dr. David Davis estimates he has resuscitated 600 people.

He finished second then, flooring any doubt that he had resuscitated his career sufficiently to make another Olympic team.

If Rush had cut her off here, we might have reason to fear that he had resuscitated the Angel in the House, that Victorian saint who glides around dusting china and ministering to her man's moods.

"They read that Negovski has resuscitated first dogs and then soldiers," he said, "and soon rich New Yorkers writing Negovski to come and resuscitate some relatives who has died six years ago.

Their astonishing revival under Simeone has resuscitated a rivalry.

Julia has resuscitated the heart of the home as well as book sales.

Mr. Putin has resuscitated the triangular diplomacy of the cold war.

RCA has resuscitated two more performances from modern Russia - both played by the late American pianist William Kapell.

DVD has resuscitated canceled or nearly canceled television series like "The Family Guy" and "24," and has helped small art movies like "Donnie Darko" win rerelease in theaters.

By sharpening many Americans' constitutional consciousness, the debate has resuscitated the salutary practice of asking what was, until the mid-1960s, thresholdhold question regarding legislation.