Sentence examples for revived so from inspiring English sources

Fallen comrades can be revived, so as long as someone is alive the fight continues.

I like best of all getting to know Mr. Taylor's works by rewatching them in performance, but some are revived so seldom I don't have the chance.

As Francesco Barbaro wrote to Poggio: "You have revived so many illustrious men and such wise men, who were dead from eternity".

This show from Vital Children's Theater is being revived, so if you missed it last year, you can now catch it at New World Stages.

This show from Vital Children's Theater has been revived, so if you missed it last year, you can catch it at New World Stages.

I sometimes feel sorry for directors of this enchanting comedy: it's revived so often that they have to strive for originality.

The harm done to liquidity in capital markets by turnover taxes may seem abstract when the banks' fortunes are reviving so immodestly.

As John O'Sullivan, our British economics editor, argues, inflation is likely to fall in 2013 and "as real incomes revive, so will spending".

The dried bones of Israel must revive, so that they and all the nations should know that he was YHWH (Ezekiel 37).

It is an unavoidable, and extremely painful, irony that the European Union, embodying a fine objective that Europe should never again go to war, should now be reviving so many painful memories of the Second World War.

This glitch can only be done with 3 players or more, because as mentioned in step 6, both players who dived at the floor will need reviving, so make sure you have a couple extra players.