Sentence examples for revived elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Feistily revived elsewhere over time, the play in Bijan Sheibani's production is notable mainly for answering a question that had been doing the London theater rounds.

Although much revived elsewhere, Shelagh Delaney's play has rarely been seen in London since its debut at Theatre Royal, Stratford East, in 1958.

Composite bows are still made and used in Korea and in China, and the tradition has been revived elsewhere.

It remains to be seen if the FDP will now revive elsewhere.The big shock, though, was how badly the CDU did.

But new opportunities in Colorado and Oklahoma and strong candidates elsewhere have revived Democratic spirits, and members of both parties know that every Senate seat is going to count.

And while there are many specifics to the Egyptian situation, 2012 closed with a foreboding that maybe the old forces – religion, fascism, Stalinist communism, militarism – could revive and conquer elsewhere.

After its original production in 1875, Trial by Jury toured widely in Britain and elsewhere and was frequently revived and recorded.

There is no reason it can't be revived and taught in schools, colleges, and elsewhere.

Canon law was applied in the English church courts, but the revived Roman law was less influential in England than elsewhere, despite Norman dominance in government.

And the Boulez and Carter works revived connections Mr. Barenboim has forged in Chicago and elsewhere, and reaffirmed a commitment to contemporary music in a style outside the passion for accessible crowd-pleasers.

Elsewhere GlaxoSmithKline dipped 5p to £12.31 on revived talk it was the frontrunner to take a 5% stake in Indian generic drugmaker Dr Reddy's Laboratories, at a cost of some $165m.