Sentence examples for only resurrected from inspiring English sources

When we moved to the United States, the lack of Indian whiskeys meant that these memories were only resurrected on trips back to Delhi.

The state press took note, and days later, State Council bureaucrats not only resurrected the long-stalled plans to write new land rules, but also invited the professors and others to weigh in at closed-door meetings.

But now a sensational, high-profile and unrelated crime has not only resurrected her experience of the attack — it has also given her an idea of who raped her.

Mk I was May 2000 when the still-born assembly was only resurrected after heroic interpretations of the word "decommissioning" by Dublin and Whitehall's political class after the same Trimble stunt.

The horse totally vanished from the news media, and his name was only resurrected after people in the wake of the Eight Belles incident tried to recall a similar occurrence in the Derby.

Mr Mugabe later joked about the rumours, saying he indeed died but was only resurrected.

To say that I was "Russian" didn't only resurrect unpleasant memories but also made me cringe.

After Trump's tweet, the Trump transition team then scrambled to come up with proof, but could only resurrect claims and data that had been previously rejected as irrelevant during the campaign.

Before long Luisa's imagined story not only resurrects a frightening incident from her own childhood, but also presages a disturbing and mysterious death at her 11-year-old daughter's school.

Depicting the League as a transnational response to economic inequity, Lansing not only resurrects its story of citizen activism, but also allows us to see its potential to inform contemporary movements.

And he noted his remarkable story of being someone who created the personal computer industry, was kicked out of his company, then came back to not only resurrect it from near-death, but also grow it to one of the largest companies in the world.