Sentence examples for revived successfully from inspiring English sources

"Promises, Promises" was revived successfully on Broadway in 2010, with Kristin Chenoweth and Sean Hayes.

Yet "Dames" has been done, ceaselessly and everywhere, it seems, and even revived successfully Off Broadway almost 20 years after it opened.

Stephenson's department also scooped an impressive five of the eight drama awards going at this year's Baftas including two for Sherlock (including best drama series), while Upstairs Downstairs was revived successfully.

Speed the Plow was revived successfully in the West End in September last year at London's Playhouse theatre, with Nigel Lindsay, Richard Schiff and Lindsay Lohan in the lead roles.

The recipe vaporized businesses like Pets.com, Webvan and other giants of the dot-com bust, but now it is being revived, successfully, in at least one category, baby supplies.

His first full-length play, The Birthday Party (first produced 1958; filmed 1968), puzzled the London audiences and lasted only a week, but later it was televised and revived successfully on the stage.

One key test of a dramatist is whether their works revive successfully and David Hare's Skylight gets Tony nods for a second time, two decades after its first New York production was nominated – further evidence that British theatrical power is not a blip.

Dr. Crusher, in reviving them, successfully cures them of their illnesses.

(The original musical was successfully revived on Broadway in 1980).

It was successfully revived 10 years later by the doo-wop group the Duprees.

In 2002 Lanvin was successfully revived by Israeli designer Alber Elbaz.