Sentence examples for revived team from inspiring English sources

Niese is one of several rookies hoping to form the core of a revived team next season.

U.C.L.A. looks like a revived team from a year ago, when it missed the N.C.A.A. tournament for a second time in three seasons.

Yet on a wet Saturday in mid-April, Wenger and his revived team were up there in third place in the English Premiership.

But the Rangers have performed like a revived team, a team that Showalter said was looser, a team that is not centered on one special player.

The pedigree of this newly revived team is that of the fourth-most successful team in Formula One history, one that raced in the series from 1958 to 1994 and won seven constructors' titles.

So, while the Yankees were tap-dancing on what's left of the Sox, the Orioles have the still-alive Rays to deal with, but despite Monday night's loss, Baltimore is still over the moon about its revived team, Jon Paul Morosi writes on Foxsports.com.com

He has a reputation as a demanding coach who can revive teams in a hurry, and disciplinarians never go out of style in the National Hockey League.

Richard Branson's Virgin Group owns the Virgin team; Tony Fernandes of AsiaAir leads a Malaysian consortium that owns the revived Lotus team; Gerard Lopez led his Genii Capital's takeover of the Renault team; and José Ramón Carabante, a Spanish businessman, owns the Hispania team.

Englishman Will Stevens, making his grand prix debut for the revived Caterham team, qualified last, but a respectable 0.555secs behind his experienced team-mate Kamui Kobayashi.

They have revived both team and talisman.

A revived Army team runs a similar offense.