Sentence examples for revived by both from inspiring English sources

The genre has recently been revived by both fledging enterprises and the Metropolitan Opera.

Over the summer, the company's sales came back from the dead, revived by both the training that the salesmen had received and the repaired AdWords campaign.

"I Can't Make You Love Me" (written by Mike Reid and Allen Shamblin, and first recorded by Ms. Raitt on "Luck of the Draw"), was revived by both Bon Iver and Adele, who gushed to a concert audience, "I think it's just perfect in every single way, and she's got a stunning voice".

After 20 years, the Bolshoi Ballet returns to Australia (Brisbane is the only venue) with two shows, both revived by the Russian choreographer Alexei Ratmansky.

The German phrase "Lügenpresse," or "lying press," has been revived by right-wingers in both countries as a term of abuse against journalists.

Both seemed revived by their collaboration, which brings vigour and grittiness to the sort of standard redemption story much favoured by the sports genre.

Baseball has been revived by immigration.

(It was later revived by another owner).

Camille dies, but is revived by Virgil.

(Since liquidating last spring, it has been revived by new owners).

In 1986, her movie career was revived by Disney.