Sentence examples for revive from from inspiring English sources

One of her forebears founded the Scotland community, which she helped revive from squalor.

Extracorporeal support such as traditional extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) for patients failing to revive from in-hospital CPR with chest compressions shows promise for the future.

She was not the first person whom he and his colleagues had tried to revive from cardiac arrest after hypothermia and suffocation.

Semiconductor stocks, which rallied sharply on Thursday on investors' hopes that the chip industry was beginning to revive from its slump, lost ground yesterday.

Still unclear is whether consumer confidence and business investment will not only revive from their war-jitter depths but also begin a more sustained recovery.

A weakening manufacturing sector and expectations of a third consecutive decline in employment this month suggest the economy has yet to revive from its Iraq war slump.

Two hundred years ago, the early German Romantics infected all Europe with the idea of divine inspiration, which they had revived from the Platonic revival of the Renaissance.

The form has been revived from time to time.

Revived from last year, its richly detailed choreography remains impressive.

TFI Friday, revived from its late '90s glory days, just got the major boost it needed.

This requires us to distinguish what cannot be revived from what lies beaten but breathing.