Sentence examples for resuscitate itself from inspiring English sources

So the institute is trying to resuscitate itself.

Hostess was unable to resuscitate itself during this bankruptcy, its second in less than a decade.

Kyoei had tried to resuscitate itself by cutting branches and issuing preferred shares to regional banks.

Robert Bennett, a lawyer for Enron, said the company would use the report as a tool in its efforts to resuscitate itself.

"It's the old network of resistance that was being supported by the Thai military and by an expatriate Lao network in the United States and France and Australia and is trying to resuscitate itself".

Will the newly named Lotus F1 Team win its 80th race this weekend, adding to the record of the historic team of the same name that folded in 1994 and was then revived in 2010 only to die and resuscitate itself in yet a newer entity this year?

Right there on Route 9W is Heart Volkswagen, where you can see firsthand how Volkswagen has resuscitated itself by putting great automotive design and engineering into such middle-class vehicles as the Superbeetle and the Passat.

This was an emergency room itself, a place to resuscitate phones and computers and iPads that had succumbed to the terminal battery drain that comes with a blackout, at a time when cellular networks are the last precious connection to the outside world — provided that a signal can even be found.

The remark was an ironic counterpoint to the evening's theme, "Let's go to the movies," itself a half-hearted attempt to resuscitate flagging U.S. box office sales.

Marlon Samuels had almost singlehandedly resurrected the West Indian innings that had faltered badly in response to an indifferent England innings that had itself been resuscitated by the brilliance of Joe Root.

Heartless and entertaining when it comes to sending up itself and the conventions of the genre it helped to resuscitate, the picture feels tired when it settles into the rusty mechanics of the "Scream" movies.