Sentence examples for revived over from inspiring English sources

* Ringside International, an inactive boxing promotion company revived over the summer by stock promoters from Texas.

Scholarly interest in toponyms and material culture has been revived over the past decades through critical analyses of symbolic meanings and politics of spatial inscription.

It remains the pardon others have been measured against, as a debate is revived over how pardons should be granted.

Cooking them and eating them?" Many of his shows opened to mixed reviews, but they're revived over and over again.

"We fully expect M&A activity in the mining sector to be revived over the next 12 months.

So many pulses were revived over so many years on "Chicago Hope" and "ER" that the city came to seem like some sort of Lourdes for secularists.

Demand may revive over the next few years.

The latest forecasts suggest that the economy will revive over the next two years.

Bickford will subsequently revive "Over the River and Through the Woods," Joe DiPietro's comedy about a family gathering (Nov. 17 to Dec. 4), while Playwrights expects to announce a new location by October.

Because earnings are relatively weak, Douglas R. Cliggott, the United States equity strategist at J. P. Morgan Securities, said he believes that many investors are pushing stocks higher on the belief that earnings will revive over the next 12 months.

That's still a small part of his estimated $1.3 billion fortune, but Mr. Lasry is among a coterie of hedge fund and private equity managers who are gambling that the euro zone will stay intact and revive over the long run.