Taking a seat in the lounge, Tykwer, who's fifty and fit, raked a hand through his tufty black hair, then ordered an iced latte to resuscitate and resituate himself.
A drinker and a homosexual, Davis took it upon himself to resuscitate Lenya's career (and, later, to marry her).
He let poor at-bats carry over into subsequent at-bats and he tried to resuscitate the team by himself.
Now, like a coach hired to resuscitate a foundering team himself, Mr. Blake and his brutally candid style ("blatantly honest," in Peter Ueberroth's description) face one of the sports world's greatest challenges.
By the time he came to write his own farewell to London in 1920, the long poem "Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, Poundd could depict himself resuscitating "the dead art / Of poetry", and presenting literary society with "an image / Of its accelerated grimace" - something, after all, "for the modern stage".
"By showing us that he was conscious and aware, patient 23 moved himself from the 'do not resuscitate' category to the 'not allowed to die' category.
Like once he saved a parrot by giving it the kiss of life and air from his oxygen mask, resuscitating it and landing himself on page three of the Immingham Post.
The Hialeah Park owner, John Brunetti, said he likes what Stronach is doing to resuscitate horse racing, but Brunetti cautioned that the small track owner, which he considers himself, might get squeezed out in the rush for supertracks.
ON JUNE 7th David Cameron admitted himself to a London hospital for the second time in a month, in another bid to resuscitate his ailing health reforms.
