Sentence examples for revived people from inspiring English sources

They have revived people without pulses.

While it remained possible the talks could be revived, people involved in the most recent discussions said they had never advanced to final negotiations.

In the old days, snuff was often used to revived people who fainted.

Perhaps this will revive people's interest to vote for, and stand as, local representatives?

"There's just something happening here that's reviving people's civic sense of possibility," he later said.

In mid-December, this city's 19 firehouses began receiving a revolutionary machine that, with a jolt of electricity, can revive people who suffer cardiac arrest.

Along with fellow performer Jon Spooner, Thorpe has been researching resuscitation – particularly the fact that, given the right conditions, medical science can now revive people up to six hours after they have apparently died.

Instead, they are treated with rescue breathing and chest compressions, and a shot of adrenaline, which has been used for about 100 years to try to revive people whose hearts have stopped.

A therapy that increases patients' survival rate to 4.7percentt from 1.5percentt may not sound like a breakthrough, but that is how an editorial in a medical journal last week described a new treatment to revive people whose hearts had suddenly stopped.

B1 Debate Over Firefighter Duties Newark firehouses have begun receiving defibrillators, which are used to revive people in cardiac arrest, through a $250,000 grant from a maker of medical equipment.

If we were able to revive people frequently, we would presumably start to consider the currently disprefered reading of (10) more seriously when (10) was uttered.