Sentence examples for only revived from inspiring English sources

Blue Note was only revived in 1985, initially for reissues, by new owner EMI.

The company only revived when Mr Jobs, who was ousted from Apple in 1985, returned in 1996.

"I think the party needs to be revived, and not only revived because this is happening already," said Olga V. Kryshtanovskaya, an academic and a United Russia member.

Mr. Dubey not only revived the Hindi theater but also modernized it, enabling it to compete with the English-language theater that once prevailed in Mumbai.

Strictly Come Dancing has not only revived interest in an old-fashioned hobby, it has got thousands off their sofas and having a go themselves.

The vivid and endlessly replayed television pictures of the orbiter tearing into pieces high above Texas not only revived memories of the loss of the Challenger.

Drastic unilateral cuts could only revive such fears.

Kawamoto took this to heart and immediately set about not only reviving a slumping corporate giant but radically transforming its management structure.

Still unclear is whether consumer confidence and business investment will not only revive from their war-jitter depths but also begin a more sustained recovery.

A Tuesday early in September turned out to be a bad day because a card came offering condolences but only reviving the pain.

'Time to Act' Now is the time to act boldly and wisely, to not only revive this economy, but to build a new foundation for lasting prosperity.