Sentence examples for revived one from inspiring English sources

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

Now they were raising their voices to sing old songs revived one more time.

Atari revived one of its most popular games last week: Follow the bouncing executive.

In the age of pop art the erudite and witty Hockney revived one of its oldest sources, William Hogarth.

The renaissance began with the opening of the Cooley Distillery in 1987, which revived one of the great brands, Tyrconnell.

And he revived one of President Clinton's favorite arguments, that democracy and American-style capitalism are now intertwined.

I just wish that, instead of giving us this jazzed-up James, the Almeida had revived one of the master's own once-derided but perfectly viable plays.

Grandage has not just revived one of the best of all Broadway shows, he has reminded us that even musicals need to be rooted in truth if they are to earn their classic status.

Clements Ribeiro revived one of their best-loved themes with polka-dot charcoal sweater dresses (sweater dresses look set for a revival) and sweet pale chiffon dresses with uneven, raggedy hems, reminiscent of a ballet school fallen on hard times.

The closest parallel was the 1998 introduction of the Volkswagen New Beetle, which revived one of the best-loved shapes in automotive history by imposing it, like Procrustes, on a larger platform borrowed from a completely different car, the Golf.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has revived one of the first court cases in the nation to test the constitutionality of government financing for an overtly religious welfare program.