Sentence examples for revived for a from inspiring English sources

One that is being revived for a new audience.

This work is currently being revived for a two-month run in Washington, Philadelphia, and New York.

The name has now been revived for a different reality format made by De Mol's new production company, Talpa Media.

Except that then he ended up being revived for a third series, because someone at BBC2 must really hate us.

These days, the agency goes by BBDO, but part of its former name is being revived for a new consulting unit.

Edwina is an advice columnist who delivers her counsel tunefully, and this show, now being revived for a third season, details her quest to be in a festival.

And the cries of a generation ago were revived for an event as climactic as any in the young people's lives.

One would take a punch, stagger, then revive for a flurry of its own.

Johnny Keane was the problem.' " And the Yankees did revive for a while, winning 13 of their next 17 to climb out of last place.

Not until the gulf war, when waves of Patriot interceptors sought to blast short-range Iraqi Scuds out of the sky, did hopes revive for a missile defense system in the United States.

"But the value of public service as a universal form of broadcasting in Wales that is not motivated primarily by profit, certainly is not redundant, though it might well need reviving for a digital age," she said.