Sentence examples for managed to revive him from inspiring English sources

The ambulance arrived, and emergency workers managed to revive him.

Firefighters managed to revive them with oxygen masks.

He bounced to two junior colleges — in Brooklyn and Utah — never vacillating from his desire to play Division I. Iona finally gave him a home, and there he has managed to revive a career and a reputation.

If Obama couldn't manage to get the Volcker rules into the original Dodd bill or get Reid and Dodd to bring them up for a timely vote on an Amendment, it's hard to see how they'll manage to revive them in conference, particularly under intense lobbying from the banks to further water down the bill.

Not even the seven reductions in interest rates since June have managed to revive activity.

It even managed to revive interest in the Leveson inquiry's recommendations.

Then I filled him in on the recent historical developments: between the fall of 2001 and the summer of 2002, Margaret Frost and others managed to revive the debate.

He has managed to revive the illusion of a sustainable society that distributes rather than creates wealth.

The dog was found, limp and hidden in a bedding box, by a police officer who managed to revive it.

The race doctor, Pierre Dumas, managed to revive the stricken Frenchman, who began to cry out for his bike, desperate to finish the stage.

Indian writers in English have managed to revive other literary forms that had long since run out of steam in Europe and North America.