Sentence examples for revive later from inspiring English sources

Of the world's leading currencies, the Japanese yen might lose a little more ground in the next quarter, but revive later.

In persistent state, the bacterium is metabolically active, but shows no multiplication for extended periods, only to revive later and multiply to cause infection [21].

Needless to say, the "royal family" idea stood no chance under him – though it was revived later (not unproblematically).

Ms. Bliss did the rabbit's voice only in the first incarnation of the show, which ran for a few years, then was revived later in the 1950s.

Details will be revived later with a largely new staff under the corporate leadership at Fairchild Publications, a corporate cousin of Conde Nast.

The bill could be revived later in the session, but legislators say growing tensions over racial matters may prevent any consensus.

The girl's name, spelled Marian, was revived later, in the Victorian era, because of the interest in chivalry and Maid Marian of Robin Hood.

Some congressmen had pressed to order a suspension of the fair-value rule, known as S.F.A.S 157, as part of the bailout bill that the House defeated on Monday but that may be revived later in the week.

After selling two scripts that were later made into acclaimed movies— (1993) and (1994)—the director, writer, and producer hit the big screen with (1992), which did fairly well at the box office only to be revived later as a cult classic among film buffs.

The film was revived later by R. R. Venkat later in January 2011 with a tagline "Guns do not need agreements".

This version was transferred to local control in 1957, but revived later under a different routing in 1960.