Sentence examples for revived by a from inspiring English sources

On the fifth, Selznick, eating a banana, swooned, and had to be revived by a doctor.

The demand for compensation was revived by a previous Greek government in 2013 but not pursued.

A minute later, revived by a cool towel, she's back in.

The last word in fashion is old news, revived by a new generation.

The period is revived by a wealth of songs on the soundtrack, and by the sleek and succulent Panther look.

Often the "beheaded" falls "dead," to be revived by a "doctor," a fool, a man-woman, or other subsidiary character.

Middlesbrough (see article) is not the only town whose moribund club has been revived by a rich fan.

The child was revived by a passerby, who administered CPR, and is understood to be doing well in hospital.

ANYONE in France dispirited by the loss of purchasing power stemming from high oil and food prices should be revived by a trip across the Atlantic.

The essential elements were some kind of fight in which one of the combatants was killed and then revived by a healer or doctor.

During the Republican primary campaign, ugly questions about his Mormon faith were revived by a few conservative pastors who called it a "cult".