Sentence examples for revived every from inspiring English sources

Pipettes The concept gets revived every decade or so: an early-1960s-style girl group for more explicit times.

This agreement ended a strife of 50 years, during which pamphleteers on both sides had revived every kind of claim to supremacy and God-given authority.

Part of the house's permanent collection, to be revived every season, the move from unassuming facilitator to design classic is complete.

But it is clear by now that the Bondy version — revived every year since its premiere and shorn of its worst excrescences, sexual and otherwise — is here for at least a while.

Later iterations of that genre, revived every decade or so, gave secondhand consumption a bad name, its manhandling of reggae signifiers the laziest and most regrettable sort of musical borrowing.

The stage version of the musical has been revived every decade, with Cameron Mackintosh's 2001 production at the National Theatre in London, directed by Trevor Nunn with choreography by Matthew Bourne – a particular hit.

Victory would revive every scribe's favourite Game of Thrones-style narrative: who leads Sky at Le Tour, Wiggins or Chris Froome?

He revived it every two years through 1998, then every three years through 2007.

Although the university does have a student film society, Doc Films, which shows a mix of new and revived films every day during the school year.

So it is uncomfortable to return to a tedium-custom which is revived only every few years or so: discussing who should be the new James Bond.

For many people who waited in agonizing uncertainty to hear from loved ones that day, the trauma is revived daily, every time they return to work.