Sentence examples for revived upon from inspiring English sources

All newborn puppies should be closely monitored for several days, but it is especially important to keep a close eye on puppies who needed to be revived upon birth.

When Mr Abbott conferred the revived title upon Ms Bryce at a ceremony on March 25th, he might well have embarrassed her.

Partly, it is post referendum vigour, that revived focus upon Scotland.

The New Yorker, May 14 , 1927P. 32 REPORTER AT LARGE tells about Metropolitan Museum buying John Singer Sargent's "The Three Graces" and has revived recurrent vituperative attacks upon the Museum's policy toward modern art.

By Forbes Watson The New Yorker, May 14 , 1927P. 32 REPORTER AT LARGE tells about Metropolitan Museum buying John Singer Sargent's "The Three Graces" and has revived recurrent vituperative attacks upon the Museum's policy toward modern art.

Idiocracy centres on a man and a woman who are part of a secret military hibernation experiment and who, upon being revived in 2505, find that American society has been dumbed down over the preceding 500 years because dullards have outbred intellectuals.

The percentage of water stress recovery was recorded by calculating the number of revived plants after stress upon the total number of plants (50).

All those articles about the phony siege of Gilberton are still online with no retraction notices you can easily imagine them being stumbled upon again and revived by people who haven't read the pieces that contradict the original rumors.

The ancient Greco-Roman custom of bestowing a laurel crown, or wreath, upon a poet was revived during the Renaissance, especially in Italy.

Food makes an appearance in Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare's bloody revenge tragedy, which is revived at the Swan in Stratford upon Avon.

But the revived Islam as Prophet Muhammad himself taught upon Islam's founding some 1400 years ago.