Sentence examples for revived status from inspiring English sources

You certainly do, and jelly's revived status as a fashionable foodstuff was sealed when Bompas and Parr were commissioned to produce one (laced with absinthe) as a centrepiece at music producer Mark Ronson's £30,000 birthday party.

Now, the chat app has revived Status – showing its quick adaptation to user feedback.

Glucose-insulin-potassium revived: current status in acute coronary syndromes and the energy-depleted heart.

In contrast, the US this week announced an additional $142m in humanitarian aid, on top of its extensive, previously announced, military and other multilateral assistance Notwithstanding President Vladimir Putin's repeated insistence on Russia's revived superpower status, its contribution has been distinctly minor league, mainly comprising $1m in food aid.

Yet we are obsessed with reviving the status quo ante.

A sweeping Bush victory might revive his status as front-runner.

A12 Russia Seen to Challenge U.S. The C.I.A. director said Russia was using trade in weapons and technology to improve relations with China, India and Iran while seeking to revive its status as a great power and to challenge American influence.

The authors say reviving polytechnic status would give vocational learning a much needed boost in an economy which suffers from "significant shortages" of technical skills.

The goal was to add "teachers' voices" to the nation's education reform debate, drive classroom excellence for students, and revive the status of teachers as professionals.

"They revived the legendary status of the Boston Celtics when they came here.

Tillman, who became the first coach to lead an unseeded team to consecutive final fours, has revived Maryland's status among college lacrosse's elite.