Sentence examples similar to revive shortly from inspiring English sources

When indoor polo was revived, shortly after the war, he took up the game seriously, and in 1925 started umpiring matches.

Opponents say it is no coincidence that the project was revived shortly before the retirement of Mr. Wen, a populist whose decision to halt construction was hailed as a landmark victory for the nation's fledgling environmental movement.

Another rough sleeper near by was seen trying to revive the man shortly before 7am on Thursday.

Maybe the producers will shortly revive that, too.

The idea to revive the show came shortly after 9/11, and its influence permeates the story.

Attempts were made to revive her, and a detective shortly afterwards appeared on the scene.

Despite efforts to revive him, Niarchos was pronounced dead shortly after his arrival at St Mary's Hospital in West London.

Paramedics who arrived shortly afterwards were unable to revive her.

Colleagues attempted to revive him, but he was pronounced dead shortly afterwards.

Spanish television showed pictures of paramedics trying to revive the judge, but the police said he died shortly after the attack.

When the stock market crashed in 1987, and when American banks teetered on the edge of collapse shortly afterward, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, helped revive the economy by sharply easing credit.