Sentence examples for revived show from inspiring English sources

While his fans hoped for the return of an independent voice to counter the conformity on the airwaves, the revived show was also a test of what the military-led government was prepared to allow.

Behind the scenes, the Fox studio had begun talks with Netflix, which is home to original series like "House of Cards" and the revived show "Arrested Development," about a third season of "The Killing" for its streaming video service.

He added that the revived show, which returns for a second series starring David Tennant in April, did much better in public-vote events such as the National Television Awards.

Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, aired in 2012 and starring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor (or twelfth...or technically thirteenth...oh, whatever), benefits not only from the revived show becoming one of the Beeb's most merchandisable big-budget money-spinners, but also from an understanding of dinosaurs that had radically altered since Pertwee's time.

Murphy Brown infiltrated the White House briefing room in a new clip from the revived show. .

But after years away from it, do we really need a revived show to retread the same material?

After the couple divorced in 1962, she revived her show business career, appearing in television variety shows, cabaret productions and, briefly, on the New York stage in an all-black version of "Born Yesterday".

The revived Blair show has a few more weeks to run.

Anne Aspinall, inset left, and two others revived the show, a benefit for Southampton Hospital, in 1978.

In Littlewood's centenary year, Theatre Royal Stratford East has revived the show with an adaptation by Elliot Davis, starring Jessie Wallace.

The New Acting Company, a program of the Children's Aid Society, has revived the show with a few twists.