First, understand that many of these stocks have not been resurrected, because they were never dead.
Perhaps I have been resurrected because I still wonder why.
The effort, which was originally pushed by Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2015, was resurrected largely because of recent data.
In other words, the name-calling leveled against the Black Panthers, resurrected recently because of imagery in Queen Bey's Formation, was ahistorical (read: a outright fucking lie).
But the series was resurrected this year because the National Collegiate Athletic Association has allowed a 12th regular-season game.
Recently, researchers have resurrected the topic of provocative (revealing, sexy) dress.
For Gough, this "classic album" tour is to be celebrated; not just because it resurrects the beauty of this quiet, precious record, but because it embraces the creation that once loomed across his career like an albatross.
We are deeply disappointed that Jack Straw has resurrected his old chestnut of abolishing the European parliament because of low voter turnout (Report, 22 February).
"There is a danger of it resurrecting itself because it has been going on so long," Ferguson said.
The writer's words have haunted me ever since not least because they have so often merited resurrecting amid months of stories so similar to that of James Powell's.
