Sentence examples for it revived from from inspiring English sources

In this series, it revived from a miserable start to play well in consecutive matches — even though it was without its leading fast bowler, Fidel Edwards, for the entire series and its most reliable middle-order batsmen, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul, for the second and third tests, respectively.

The band's late-1970s sources are obvious, yet what it revives from the postpunk era isn't just a matter of guitar jolts and dance beats.

It was revived from its decayed, crime-ridden, red-light reputation in the 1980s and turned into its current touristy but still irresistible self.

It was revived from frozen glycerol stocks for approximately 6 to 8 hrs in 10 mL of RMG (2% glucose) at 33°C prior to inoculating overnight seed cultures in RMG8X2 (8% glucose, 2% xylose) using Blank volume shake flasks filled to 80% capacity at 33°C at 120 rpm.

It was then revived from 1926, but after merger with other local yards and in light of the Wall Street Crash and resultant global recession, collapsed again in 1930.

A half a dozen years later it revived the storied train line from which it takes its name, traveling from London to Venice, and now the company's portfolio has grown to include 41 hotels on five continents, as well as restaurants, river cruises and more trains in places like Scotland and Peru.

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TFI Friday, revived from its late '90s glory days, just got the major boost it needed.

Two hundred years ago, the early German Romantics infected all Europe with the idea of divine inspiration, which they had revived from the Platonic revival of the Renaissance.

The fraternity became inactive in 1863, but was revived from 1871 through 1873 after which it again became inactive.

Revived from last year, its richly detailed choreography remains impressive.