Sentence examples for is revived when from inspiring English sources

Ms. Parker, as Janet Hartigan, a former student of Lawrence's whose undergraduate crush on him is revived when they meet in a hospital emergency room (she as doctor, he as patient), cuts her natural charm with a very real sense of anxiety and disappointment.

It is revived when it regains vitality.

Suppressed again after King Carol proclaimed a personal dictatorship (1938), it was revived when the king abdicated (1940).

That bill did not move through the House this year, but it could be revived when Congress convenes again in January.

There was concern in Washington after Mr. Mubarak's ouster that the relationship might not survive — an anxiety that was revived when Mr. Morsi was elected president.

The younger Reid, 29, could not be revived when the police responded to a 911 call Sunday, and the county coroner said an investigation was under way.

— The Kern River oil field, discovered in 1899, was revived when Chevron engineers here started injecting high-pressured steam to pump out more oil.

In the 1960s, brainwashing began to fade as a nightmare, though it was revived when captured soldiers and pilots released by North Vietnam made antiwar statements.

Dr. Lane's interest in aflatoxins was revived when several states filed lawsuits against the tobacco industry a few years ago.

and his brilliant and bloody storming of the stronghold of Ismail (1790) confirmed his popularity in the army, but his sense of frustration was revived when he was transferred to Finland in 1791.

After he made a short visit to England in 1738, his hopes were revived when he learned of a new opposition party that was gathering at Leicester House around George II's son Frederick, prince of Wales.