Sentence examples for revived all from inspiring English sources

It continues to be revived all over the world.

But the rejection from the Red Cross revived all that mummified information.

• Adding Patrick has not yet revived all that was once glorious about their ESPN run.

Faced by the challenge of Yeats's knotty words, Mike has revived all his best, early tunefulness.

Blacks, Indians, immigrants of various kinds; Jews, Catholics, Mormons, atheists; Masons, anarchists, Communists; around these new targets 'witch-hunting' has been repeatedly revived all through American history.

He wasn't referring to "Sweeney Todd," which was a hit when it opened on Broadway in 1979 and has been revived all around the world.

Yet if there is too much vagueness, the rows will revive all over again.

The mayor's people want it for beautification and housing to revive all of Lower Manhattan.

Economic trends, and a lack of leadership, are reviving all too vivid memories of the 1930s.

Zhang insists: "We have to revive all our traditional ancestors' culture and art".

If she has a bad first year, it will revive all the doubts about Yahoo's survival.