Sentence examples for resuscitated itself from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Priyanka's political debut is about the Congress Party looking to resuscitate itself in U.P. There are other reasons the timing makes perfect sense for the party.

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?

It was one of those things that friends thought would be a fad, he suggests, but after the millennium dotcom crash and the collapse of the art market, the pandemic spread as the art world panicked and desperately tried to resuscitate itself as an asset class.

Over the next few years, the effort to reorganize politics and to strengthen the voice of the south in Yemen's political life was hampered in part by the inability of the YSP to resuscitate itself; at the same time, strained relations within the GPC-Iṣlāḥ GPC-Iṣlāḥ led to incoalitiondominance by the GPC and to an oppositionaledtonce on increasingrt.

Since the end of 2016, GoPro has been trying everything to resuscitate itself.