Sentence examples for it's been revived from inspiring English sources

It's been revived a number of times, never wholly satisfactorily.

Now it's been revived for modern-day Android devices, with controls tweaked for touchscreens.

Now it's been revived for iPad, with more than 30 levels to romp through as the six animal commandos.

It's been revived several times since, including the most recent (ill-fated) effort in NBC's prime-time lineup in 2003.

And if you were in a thread but forgot about it and suddenly it's been revived by an advertiser to your dismay, you can block that message, or the person or advertiser who sent it to you.

Now it's been revived and renamed the Purple Line.

It was a fascinating and heated debate, and now it's being revived, thanks to Simon's decision to return to London for a 25th anniversary Graceland concert, and because of Joe Berlinger's new documentary Under African Skies, which will be shown here in the runup to the Graceland show, which follows the singer on a return journey he made to South Africa in 2011.

Simply everybody loved this comedy of ideas when it opened at the National in 1993 – and now it's being revived at the Duke of York's, they're loving it all over again.

In some measure, it's being revived.

But Leach goes on to add that "the excesses of the 1980s, the years of Dynasty and Dallas, died out for a while but I'm beginning to see signs of it's being revived".

Nearly a century and a half after the daguerreotype's demise as a popular process, it is being revived by Chuck Close, who sees in its special qualities untapped possibilities of expression.