Sentence examples similar to revive date from inspiring English sources
They sold the company to Barnes & Noble in 2001 and then reunited in 2003 to revive the dating idea.
And yet, somewhat miraculously, Channel 4 has just announced its decision to revive First Dates for a third series.
A recent attempt to revive plans dating from the 1970s for a pipeline to take natural gas from the Arctic along the Mackenzie Valley to Alberta has been delayed yet again after an aboriginal group complained it had not been consulted.
While this version is impressively performed and manages to revive the dated source material for 2018, it is still riddled with its predecessors' flaws: an old-school storyline that relies too heavily on celebrity idolatry and female emotional labor, plus pacing that unravels in the second act.
He said the Council had chosen "to turn back the clock on welfare reform, reviving a dated, discredited policy that we long ago learned was a failure".
"It is not too late, even at this remote date, to revive the J.F.K. investigation," he insists.
But what they have in common is that over the years all have worked closely with Mr. Abbado and have now been chosen by him to revive a tradition that dates back to the first festival orchestra, formed by Arturo Toscanini in 1938.
These features make giant viruses the most complex viruses known to date, reviving debates about their origin and evolution [ 4, 7, 11, 14- 18].
Meanwhile, Bush and other politicians are telling voters alarmed by a sagging economy that keeping the cuts past their 2010 expiration date can help revive the nation's fortunes, a claim many economists say is nonsense.
Will they attempt to revive the merger at some future date?
