Sentence examples for revived group from inspiring English sources

Mere hours after Nine Inch Nails released a new single, Adrian Belew revealed that he's left the recently revived group ahead of an extensive world tour set to begin next month.

A few years later, the W.P.A.'s guide to California described the "revived" group as a "gold miners' burlesque fraternity," citing its plaque at a tavern in San Francisco favored by Joshua A. Norton — the famed British lunatic who once declared himself the emperor of California.

Though Disney's stock now trades around where it did when that deal was developed in January 2006, the purchase revived the group's core animation franchise.

Soon Zarqawi was back in Iraq, where he revived his group, Tawhid al-Jihad (Monotheism and Holy War, or Unity and Struggle).

My prior dog, a golden retriever, visited my grandmother's nursing home and "revived" a group of seniors who were slumped in their wheelchairs.

By the time of the late republic, the institution had faded out, although the emperor Augustus (63 bc ad 14) revived the group, ceremonially at least, and became a member himself in his effort to restore old Roman traditions.

Rogers revived the group with new members in the 1980s and '90s.

Old styles like the son have never had to be self-consciously revived because groups still play them as a matter of course.

The police arrested 14 leading members of a banned political Islamic group, the Muslim Brotherhood, accusing them of reviving the group's activities among university students, security officials said.

In an attempt to revive the group's commercial standing, the Kinks' management booked them on a month-long package tour for April, drawing the group away from the studio.

Ms. Beh-Eger said she hoped to revive the group under a new conductor.