Sentence examples for more recently revived from inspiring English sources

That said, it's interesting that Yahoo Answers was one of the last of Yahoo's web properties to get a native mobile app version, given its still sizable user base on the web and competition from startups like Quora and even the more recently revived Q&A app Jelly, from Twitter founder Biz Stone.

"That was really hard for me to watch as his friend, because I didn't think it was fair to him," Damon told Shortlist.com, before shifting over to Affleck's more recently revived career.

We are lunching at Quo Vadis, the Soho institution recently revived once more by the Hart Brothers, who introduced a seasonal British menu.

"The Exiles" and "Killer of Sheep," long known more by reputation than firsthand, were recently revived in theaters.

Devin Nunes, a Republican congressman, recently revived a bill to move to a more conservative accounting approach.Failing to recognise the true cost of public pensions builds up all sorts of problems, as an academic paper last year made clear.

Holy cow because, more than four decades later, Light in the Attic – which recently revived the career of folk musician Rodriguez – discovered the group as it was preparing to release a Hazlewood retrospective.

The three, with "Fool for Love" (recently revived at the McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J)., are among the more coherent works by Mr. Shepard.

But he also took issue with Obama's recently revived talking point about raising taxes on those who make $250,000 or more a year.

And giving more cabinet posts to his party may help the president in Congress.Mr Toledo's popularity has recently revived, along with Peru's economy.

Flows of aid and foreign investment only recently revived.

Among his more enduring works at City Ballet were "Ebony Concerto," also to Stravinsky (1960), and "Souvenir de Florence," created for City Ballet's 1981 Tchaikovsky Festival and recently revived.