Sentence examples for revived enough from inspiring English sources

Now they say the area has revived enough to be considered part of the Tri-Taylor neighborhood, which is near the University of Illinois.

Only those cardiac arrest patients revived enough to show a pulse and whose heart problems are not associated with some other trauma are eligible for the cooling treatment, Dr. Prezant said.

Seward was at first thought dead, but revived enough to instruct Robinson to send for the police and lock the house until they arrived.

She expressed hope that Nassau's finances might revive enough to restore some cuts.

Second, if and when they quit the market, will the demand for jewellery revive enough to support the price near recent levels?

Analysts questioned whether Mr. Villalonga could revive enough interest among the board members to try to negotiate a deal with KPN and whether a deal could in fact be consummated.

If your pumpkin starts to shrivel, fill a deep sink and soak the entire carved pumpkin for a couple hours; it will re-hyrdrate and swell slightly, reviving enough for another couple of days of display.

Of course, only a small percentage of plays get international productions and fewer still are revived regularly enough to create a reliable income stream.

But a shower and a tall glass of ice water on the inn's terrace revived us enough to persuade us that San Antonio was not meant for a car -- not this day, anyway.

"Butterflies Are Free" has in 2005 reached a nice, not-too-familiar middle age: many people have a vague memory of the movie or Broadway play (which ran for almost three years), but the work isn't revived often enough that all the punch lines are overexposed.

Although there are fertile lands, agriculture is not flourishing because of water shortage, but it can be revived if enough water could be supplied.