Sentence examples for revived now from inspiring English sources

It is revived now because of a new movie, "The Adjustment Bureau".

Seeing it revived now, what is shocking is its perpetual relevance to the present.

Revived now at the Tricycle Theatre is Filter Company's superb piece Water which interweaves the global and the personal much more suggestively.

It has been revived now to combat any outbreaks of the kind of antigovernment movements that are challenging Arab governments across the region, they said.

Revived now, it emerges as a buoyantly tragic farce with a hero who combines the priapic vigour of Don Juan with the moral hesitancy of Hamlet.

Oscar Wilde's work is being much revived now on stage and screen, and it is well to be reminded that Salome and Lady Windermere were not his only creations.

The string vest's fate is thus sealed: surely there's nothing left of the 80s to revive now?

On the other hand, says Mr Wilson, there are signs that sukuk issuance is reviving now that investors in Nakheel's are to be repaid in full.

His career has subsequently drifted and though it could revive now Pearce, whose faith in Mancienne was not widely shared, has just taken him to Nottingham Forest, he is a long, long way from England recognition.

Revived, Fiona now knows what's needed.

1981 The project is revived and now has a panel of 500 volunteers.