Sentence examples for revived abroad from inspiring English sources

Rifa'a was the archetypal "new" sheikh; chloroformed at al-Azhar and revived abroad (in his case, as a student in Paris in the late 1820s), he returned home to join the bureaucracy and trill the virtues of civilisation – a word whose Arabic equivalent, tamaddun, from the word meaning "city", he did much to popularise.

LAST week's arrest of a Brooklyn-born man on charges of planning a "dirty bomb" attack here and evidence that other United States citizens have been trained in Al Qaeda camps abroad revived a fear that has permeated popular history: that a home-grown fifth column is betraying fellow Americans on behalf of a foreign foe.

He has revived the U.S. image abroad.

Declining British fortunes abroad also revived the issue of parliamentary reform.

Contacts between Armenia and the Diaspora were revived, and Armenians from abroad began to visit the republic more frequently.

He was never able to revive the movement abroad, and he died in virtual obscurity.

Brazil and Turkey helped broker an agreement under which Iran agreed to send uranium enriched at a low level abroad, reviving parts of a fuel swap plan proposed in October.

Even as Israelis were shaken by an attack against them abroad, reviving memories for some of a string of terror attacks in the 1970's, they also had to confront the persistence of violence at home.

And yet I don't feel guilty about feeling elation at the election of the first African-American, and of a man who seems to have enormous potential for resetting the course of American policy and reviving its image abroad.

And while Mr Modi frequently invokes Gandhi's name and beliefs, he refers almost as often to Swami Vivekananda, a 19th-century nationalist who revived Hinduism and promoted it abroad.

It was an exhausted literature that could be revived only by the introduction of fresh influences from abroad.