Sentence examples for revived before from inspiring English sources

In 1987, the theatre reopened under its original name with Cameron Mackintosh's revival of "Les Miserables," the first time a show has been revived before its original production closed.

Although one of them was produced in 1930, these operas were neither published nor revived before the composer's death in 1963.

From the start its programming reflected the cultural diversity of its Kilburn neighbourhood, presenting usually new work by black, Irish, Jewish, Asian and South African writers, alongside classics such as its sold-out production of Arthur Miller's 1994 play Broken Glass, which is about to be revived before a West End transfer.

They shocked me twice and I was revived before the medics arrived," he recalls.

"It's unlikely that someone preserved today will be revived before around 2100.

However, the plans were conceived in better times and both clubs appear to be waiting for their on-pitch fortunes to revive before implementing them.

And although there might be some retreat in October and November, spending is expected to revive before the end of the year.

After the body of alien abductee Billy Miles Zachary Ansleyy) revives before an autopsy, assistant director Walter Skinner Mitch Pileggii) orders Mulder's body to be exhumed.

They have revived themselves before.

Mr. Hondros suffered an extensive loss of brain tissue and was revived twice before being triaged from care.

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.