Sentence examples for revived of the from inspiring English sources

The most financially successful and frequently revived of the three film versions.

While "Guys and Dolls" may be among the oldest, and most frequently revived, of the musical standards, its showmanship, under music director Mike Walker — who also turns in a fine uncredited turn as Chicago mobster Big Julie — still has a healthy kick to it, particularly when its "dolls" take the stage vocally.

The proposed immune strategy can not only eliminate the polluted clusters and indices effectively but also prevent the reviving of the old pollution.

How would you evaluate your role in the reviving of the Democratic Party two decades ago?

It was revived, of course, but the taboo on work from the era has remained.

The success of the games revived the popularity of the Pokémon brand.

Now the events of the 21st century have revived some of the original doubts.

The operations revived memories of the catastrophic FMD outbreak of 2001.

[Page A8.] The killing revived one of the most sensitive disputes between Athens and its allies.

The Patriot Act revived much of the McCarran-Walter Act.

You know, for the flanking and the reviving of buddies and stuff.