Sentence examples for just revived from inspiring English sources

It was Dylan completely revamped, not just revived.

The central bank has just revived an experiment with asset-backed securities that was shelved during the financial crisis, when "securitisation" became a dirty word.

It has not just revived the school's fortunes but helped ensure the future of the village – which has no shop or pub.

In Edward Albee's The Lady from Dubuque, just revived in London, a character notes culture's current concern with mortality: "That growing pile of books on how to die".

He was also in the recent BBC comedy drama Mutual Friends, and has just revived his partnership with Miller for a new series of The Armstrong And Miller Show on BBC1.

Though this strikes many foreign observers as odd, the reason was quite simple: The army symbolized a nation not just revived, but (unlike its Prussian foe) also republicanized, the eager inheritor of the revolutionary nation at arms.

Miuccia Prada did not just revive the pantsuit with her winter Miu Miu collection.

His officials may calculate that the anti-Brüno factor could just revive his flagging appeal among elderly voters.

Perhaps the first question is this: are you going to just revive the city on the devastated site?

Within it, reform would not just revive moribund economies, but also create the chance of future growth to safeguard the single currency.

That means not just reviving safe oldies year after year, but taking a chance on a show that didn't make it, well, big.