Sentence examples for revived those from inspiring English sources

SARS has revived those concerns just as the United States is on the verge of war with Iraq.

Nasa's historic New Horizons mission to Pluto has revived those passions, if not the official debate, between scientists who can't agree about the definition of a planet.

His son's 2000 victory revived those vetting practices and — with the participation of Mr. Bush's political adviser Karl Rove — escalated them.

Lukashenko has instead revived those of the Soviet era, including the green-and-red flag of the Belarus Soviet Socialist Republic.

DealBook » Talanx Changes Its Mind  |  It's been a busy few weeks for the German insurer, which announced plans to go public earlier this month, and then shelved them, only to announce on Thursday it had revived those plans.

Apparently the Twitter community has been pretty receptive, "I actually saw some reactions from people that revived those poems and seemed pretty amused by it".

Real Labour would revel in reviving those good old days.

Even the I.O.C. appears skittish about reviving those memories.

"When they start singing it can revive those memories".

Now, Mr. Beatty said, he plans to revive those retirement plans.

Cisco needs something to revive those businesses, which still make up nearly half of its revenue.