Sentence examples for revived to make from inspiring English sources

Similarly, an old shoe-polish brand called Shinola has recently been revived to make upscale watches, bicycles and other crafted goods in Detroit and is being promoted as "Made in Detroit".

With such occasions come an increasingly elaborate array of funereal extras, including the return to popularity of the death mask – the practice of making a cast of the dead person's face, which was most recently revived to make likenesses of McLaren and Mr Wojas.

Quite unexpectedly, the Bush administration has indicated a desire to revive efforts to make the global trading system fairer to poor countries.

CBS is reviving CBS Records to make money when its own artists get exposure on the network's television programs.

The key piece of evidence that President Bush has cited as proof that Saddam Hussein has sought to revive his program to make nuclear weapons was challenged today by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Central Intelligence Agency said that Iraq had taken advantage of the withdrawal of United Nations weapons inspectors in 1998 to resume its production of chemical arms, expand efforts to develop biological weapons and revive its program to make nuclear arms.

The Central Intelligence Agency said today that Iraq had taken advantage of the withdrawal of United Nations weapons inspectors to resume the production of chemical arms, expand efforts to develop biological weapons and revive its program to make nuclear arms.

Bek tried to revive a scheme to make St David's independent from Canterbury, and to elevate it to metropolitan status.

Some people hope that Mr Aso might even revive his former efforts to make the shrine less controversial.

Huge demonstrations are important, especially to reviving our spirits, but to make real change, we'll need to build power where we live.

To make the revived banks profitable, the new owners are turning the old banks inside out.