Sentence examples for revived next from inspiring English sources

Unless Congress acts, the tax will be revived next Jan . 1but at a higher rate: 55 percent on estates of $1 million or more.

It will be revived next March as part of a season-long celebration by Carolina Performing Arts, which begins on Sept. 30.

Sir David revived Next in the early 1990s and was brought in to do a similar job at JJB as executive chairman as the sports chain's fortunes wained.

So all was different, risky and enterprising, a novel way to try out baroque opera and a lively follow-up to the Royal Opera's excursion last year to the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse for Cavalli's L'Ormindo (revived next month).

There's a solid commitment to new work and creating "classics for the future" such as Wheeldon's well-received Shakespeare adaptation, The Winter's Tale, which will also be revived next season, and to making narrative ballets, but done in a modern way.

His left leg revived next.

He was beaten by Usman Khuwaja's direct hit when Chris Jordan called him for a single after veteran seamer Glen Chapple (2-66) had taken the wickets of Luke Wright for 22 and Ben Brown for a duck, The late wickets revived next-to-bottom Lancashire's hopes of the win they desperately need to boost their survival chances, as both Middlesex and Durham have a game in hand.

His Cinderella, set in the Blitz, will be revived next year.

Blasted is revived next month at the Other Room in Cardiff and as part of Sheffield Theatres' Sarah Kane season.

Furthermore, it may well be revived next year, either by an anti-family-planning administration or by an anti-family-planning Congress.

The costumes are by Sylvia Taalsohn Nolan; Mr. Melendez's look recalls the more heroic protagonist of Tudor's jungle-story "Shadowplay" (1967, to be revived next week by American Ballet Theater).