Sentence examples for revived throughout from inspiring English sources

To a large extent, traditional economic activities, greatly reduced by World War II, have been revived throughout Greater Berlin.

The Lib Dems' electoral fortunes were revived throughout the decade under the leadership of its gung-ho former Royal Marine veteran Paddy Ashdown who eventually stood down in 1999 following the Blair electoral landslide, which ruined his hopes of a ministerial place in a coalition Lib-Lab government.

In 1757, a year after the debut of his operatic version, David Garrick produced a heavily cut performance of Shakespeare's script at Drury Lane, and it was revived, profitably, throughout the century.

"The Taming of the Shrew," frequently revived in adaptations throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, was not performed in Shakespeare's version until 1887, almost three hundred years after its Elizabethan début.

The project is appreciated and accepted by pupils, parents, teachers and people working at various levels in government and civil society as all recommend that the project should be revived and replicated throughout the country.

He is more intrigued by a "classical," or pre-liberation, gay stance, which he revives inventively throughout "Poses," dragging from the culture's closet some real treasures.

"God had determined to make the convention," one speaker assured the assemblage, "the medium of reviving... throughout this great... Nation, the pure principles of Free Government... ; and by founding here a real... Republic, to diffuse its light and truth to all Nations, until every member of the great human family shall know and rejoice in this great Salvation".

Most economists agree that Germany could do more to help revive growth throughout the euro zone, and there are reports that Chancellor Angela Merkel is preparing to propose a major European Union plan to accomplish that.

The war of words, which escalated throughout the day, revived an issue that Hevesi campaign staff members had hoped was behind them.

The most famous example of these accusations, that of the murder of William of Norwich, occurred in England, but these accusations were revived sporadically in eastern and central Europe throughout the medieval and modern periods.

He revived his dormant Web site, found citizen journalists throughout China to contribute articles and resumed his role as an activist.