Sentence examples for revived on the from inspiring English sources
(Lobbyists reportedly bundled $300,000 for Senator John McCain in one night in Washington after his stock revived on the campaign trail).
Babylonian town life had revived on the basis of commerce and handicrafts.
It's available on DVD; it should be revived on the big screen more often.
But with the help of computer technology, Partch's individualistic spirit has been revived on the Internet.
His early plays Dulcy and Beggar on Horseback were revived on the New York City stage in the 1970s.
When there is electricity, Mr. Capitango hears those promises revived on the grainy newscasts on his black-and-white television.
Postfeminist moment or not, the artist-writers Mira Schor and Susan Bee recently decided to revive on the Internet the art journal Meaning (www.artkrush.com), which they published from 1986 to 1996.
But the businesses that have benefited from migration - and have started to see the town revive on the back of it - are reluctant to speak out.
When Miles revives on the autopsy table, Skinner orders that Mulder's body be exhumed and brought to a hospital, fearing that he may have been buried alive.
The study by Crossley and colleagues, in this issue of the BJPsych, is a rare and therefore welcome empirical contribution to the debate, recently revived, on whether the distinction between psychiatric and neurological disorders is real and/or should be abandoned.
December 21 2015 January 3 201616 When musicals are revived on Broadway, the original choreography is often dumped.
