Sentence examples for increasingly been revived from inspiring English sources
In England, the play has increasingly been revived: in 1990 on BBC Radio with Mr. Pinter playing the husband and Mr. Gambon and Ms. Hodge in the other two roles; and recently at the National Theater.
(It has never been revived).
The interest for B cells has recently been revived.
Baseball has been revived by immigration.
The Headstrong Club has been revived.
"Many works before this have been revived.
(CompUSA has been revived in some locations).
She says that project has been revived.
"My career has been revived here.
Young tradesmen and, increasingly, tradeswomen, are reviving the custom of journeying to far-flung masters of their trade to build on their skills.
By the early 20th century, the rich were getting the uncomfortable sense that the foundations of the social order were shifting.Old-fashioned notions of the consecrating value of service were revived by an increasingly desperate upper class (Victorians had been fond of before-and-after illustrations of filthy ragamuffins rescued, body and soul, by being turned into neat little maids).
