Sentence examples for revived during from inspiring English sources

The computer maker then revived during the dot-com boom.

Revived during the Renaissance, New Comedy influenced European drama down to the 18th century.

The terms were revived during the movement for Italian unification of the 19th century.

Northern European ivory carving revived during the Carolingian Renaissance, using walrus instead of elephant tusks.

All three branches of the Franciscans suffered in the French Revolution, but they revived during the 19th century.

Gothic is the genre of fear, and our fascination with it is reliably revived during times of anxiety and upheaval.

It revived during the recession as firms slashed their labour force, but that boost may not last.

The word was revived during the Renaissance, when some poets employed it to distinguish narrative pastorals from those in dialogue.

Interest revived during the Second World War; the Cathars looked like an early version of the Resistance.

It was then televised and later revived during the Gulf war and it seemed opportune to bring it back now.

But he is gambling that the tax proposal might be revived during 11th-hour budget negotiations, when lawmakers are desperate.