Sentence examples for revived that from inspiring English sources

Torres is a textbook case: wanted to leave in the summer – revived that hope in January, just like Darren Bent.

The Toronto Star revived that controversy on Thursday with a lengthy article documenting the hours leading up to Mr. Jaffer's arrest in September.

Unless the proposal is revived, that batch of M-7 electric rail cars will be delayed until at least 2006, slowing the rollout of cars that are vastly more reliable in winter weather.

After all, Jeffrey Katzenberg, a founder of DreamWorks, is a former Disney executive who revived that company's animation department with hits like "The Lion King" and brokered the distribution partnership between Disney and Pixar that has yielded animated hits like "Toy Story" and "Monsters, Inc".

Hollywood, meanwhile, had already discovered the region as a location for turgid toga extravaganzas: El Cid, King of Kings and the infamously extravagant Cleopatra all passed through, while Ridley Scott recently revived that tradition with his biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings.

This week Jerzy Dudek, Liverpool's one-time goalkeeper, has revived that theme in a new autobiography and Benítez duly addressed the apparent dichotomy between the passion supporters see and the sometimes necessarily detached dressing room persona which has recently resurfaced with his omission of the previously undroppable Jonjo Shelvey and Gini Wijnaldum.

"Actually, I might revive that".

What's needed now is to revive that experimental tradition.

"I think the American report will revive that inquiry.

To revive that land, water is needed, among other items.

The group strives to revive that "mixture of humor and crisis" that characterized the postwar years.