Sentence examples for its revived from inspiring English sources

Polaris Industries recently unveiled a lineup of three motorcycles in its revived Indian Motorcycles brand.

The increasing influence of these Net Generation buyers is a reason Nissan switched course on its revived Z sports car.

The project may be the ultimate way-back design statement for a company that has made retro a signature styling theme -- with its revived Thunderbird and other cars.

Brewers in the UK have taken a more top-down approach: see Fuller's Frontier brand, or the Whitstable Bay range brewed by Shepherd Neame under its revived Faversham Steam Brewery marque.

So, while the Yankees were tap-dancing on what's left of the Sox, the Orioles have the still-alive Rays to deal with, but despite Monday night's loss, Baltimore is still over the moon about its revived team, Jon Paul Morosi writes on Foxsports.com.com

Optimistic observers such as Camille Desmoulins declared that France would now enter a new golden age, with its revived citizenry and popular constitutional monarchy.

But it revives its sticky properties once it dries.

Germany's recovery in cost competitiveness has been crucial to its reviving fortunes.

Fox officially announced Monday that its reviving its high-octane drama "24" for a 12-episode limited run, which is set to roll out next summer.

In recent years it has revived its claim to most of Arunachal Pradesh.

Will the stone, its reputation revived and newly burnished by an exhibition, be offered for sale at some incalculable sum?