Sentence examples for revised and revived from inspiring English sources

The energy bill may yet be revised and revived, said Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader.

She wants it revised and revived - and she is right that the EU needs new rules to operate well.

Company, which has been revived twice on Broadway and once in London, won him a Tony award, and though Merrily We Roll Along was a disastrous flop initially, it has been revised and revived successfully several times, and its score is considered one of Sondheim's finest.

By Matthew Trammell February 3, 2016 Increasing consumer interest in vinyl records could be an opportunity for the music industry to revise and revive its strategy.

Its first run lasted for 2,328 performances, and it has been revived and revived and revived ever since.

Not only has the menu expanded to include ingredients and dishes from all over the world, but the traditional husmanskost, or old-fashioned home cooking, has been revived, revised and turned into a fine cuisine of its own.

It needs a revised and updated version of the mixed economy and welfare state: a revived social contract that supports growth, provides efficient public goods, enables social mobility for ordinary people, limits inequality, and protects the most vulnerable.

— the revised and unexpected result.

Revised and updated by Martha White.

Then, over the years, he revised and revised the ballet.

(Revised and re-issued, 1938).