Sentence examples for revived day from inspiring English sources

One dose of Etanercept alone on day 9 was able to suppress arthritis only temporarily; however, as expected, after day 17 the arthritis revived (Day 23 p = 0.3, AUC p = 0.1 vs. no treatment).

LUCIE, Fla . Springg training has not officially begun for the Mets, yet perhaps the most toxic issue from last year was revived Monday.

Then, in April, United Airlines boldly revived Saturday-night-stay requirements for discount fares on routes in 65percentt of its markets.

Earlier this year, two black professors complained about what they described as the dampening of dissent within the ruling party in a column in the recently revived Sunday World newspaper.

One memory — that of the "Jeffrey Maier homer" — was revived Sunday afternoon when Jorge Posada hit a much-debated pinch-hit two-run homer in the seventh inning to rally the Yankees to a 7-3 victory against the Cleveland Indians.

You might make bread on the stone as well, or use it to revive day-old bagels.

Earlier this year, several major airlines quietly began reviving Saturday-night and one-, two- or three-night minimum-stay rules on a limited number of routes.

A French court ruled today that the bodies of a couple frozen after their deaths, in the hope that they could be revived one day, had to be removed from a refrigerated crypt in the basement of their family chateau and buried or cremated.

(It will be revived some day soon and prove a hit).

Adding insult to injury, a buffoonish caricature of Mr. Paterson was revived on "Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday".

And arranging a same-day trip to save money is tricky now that the airlines have revived the Saturday night and other minimum-stay requirements that make it far more difficult to get a cheap fare without spending the weekend on the road.