Sentence examples for revived only by from inspiring English sources

It was an exhausted literature that could be revived only by the introduction of fresh influences from abroad.

The fervently romantic and grief-laden "Meditation" pas de deux (1963) — made for Jacques d'Amboise and Ms. Farrell at the start of her career — is now revived only by Ms. Farrell.

Their banks died, revived only by the electrical jolts of government buyouts.

The evil spell hanging over Aurora is such that, if she is pricked by a spindle, she will fall into a deep sleep and will revive only by "love's true kiss".

Rahm Emanuel, the Mayor-in-Waiting whose candidacy had been revived only hours earlier by the Illinois Supreme Court, was again in the clear.

Those that had not yet become law by virtue of being published in the Federal Register will simply lapse, to be revived only if the new administration wants to revive them.

Even in 2010, with the segment revived by 15 percent, only about 2,000 Americans will feel ready to splurge on a Bentley.

One of his issues included his frontal image on the obverse, which ended with his reign and was only revived by the late kings.

Now the great British tradition of heckling exists largely as myth, a phenomenon wistfully spoken of by an older generation, and sometimes clumsily revived by the young but only ever unsatisfyingly, like folk music or the welfare state.

Although curbing America's huge deficits was important, Mr Jindal continued, the Republican Party can revive its electoral fortunes only by telling voters what it can do for them, not what it plans to take away.

Instead, Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men slipped into trouble at 29 for three and were only partially revived by a 43-ball knock of 67 from Yuvraj Singh.