Sentence examples for revived publication from inspiring English sources

The revived publication first appeared in July 1992.

Plantard had first claimed that Pelat had been a Grand Master in a Priory of Sion pamphlet dated 8 March 1989, then claimed it again later in a 1990 issue of Vaincre, the revived publication of Alpha Galates, a pseudo-chivalric order created by Plantard in Vichy France to support the "National Revolution".

Condé Nast had revived the publication, out of print since 1935, in February of 1983 under the leadership of Richard Locke.

Now the same group is talking about reviving the publication.

He talked about reviving the publication and restoring its glory, and yes, even making it profitable.

Mr. Shepard said he was starting a campaign to persuade the editors of Kirkus to revive the publication online.

Bustle bought Mic on the strength of its brand among a younger audience and plans to revive the publication around mid-2019.

Also, doing this will now also revive your publication date and bring it current.

The persistent but unproven allegations were revived with the publication last month of an Op-Ed page article in The New York Times by Gary Sick, who was a staff member of the National Security Council under President Carter and who was involved in the hostage situation.

The project lay dormant for several decades and discussion of publication was revived in the 1990s.

The record of Pius XII has been deeply contested since the 1960's, and the dispute was revived last year with the publication by Viking of "Hitler's Pope: The Secret History of Pius XII," a scathing biography by John Cornwell that accused Pius XII of anti-Semitism.