Sentence examples for revived under from inspiring English sources

For a while, Compaq's fortunes revived under Mr. Capellas's leadership.

Interest in better bike infrastructure was revived under Mayor John V. Lindsay in the 1970s.

It has been revived under the watch of O.P. Bhatt, who became chairman in 2006.

After the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's death (1707), Maratha power revived under Shivaji's grandson Shahu.

Invasions and family feuds weakened their kingdom, but it was later revived under Georgian protection.

This view changed over time, and efforts to beatify Emmerick were revived under Pope Paul VI in the 1970s.

It was revived under Charles II (1660 85), but after that the crown increasingly turned to the cabinet.

The Chiefs have been revived under Romeo Crennel, upsetting the Packers and taking the Raiders to overtime.

The show went melodramatically bankrupt but will soon be revived under new ownership as "Mob Attraction Las Vegas".

The Byzantine state in Epirus had revived under Michael II Ducas, who set his sights on Thessalonica.

In recent years, the Lib Dems have prospered modestly by attacking New Labour and Blairism from the left, in particular, making the case for higher taxes to revive under-funded public services and, all too often, supporting producer lobbies, such as doctors and teachers, in their opposition to even relatively feeble government-sponsored reforms.