Sentence examples for successfully revived from inspiring English sources

(The original musical was successfully revived on Broadway in 1980).

It was successfully revived 10 years later by the doo-wop group the Duprees.

In 2002 Lanvin was successfully revived by Israeli designer Alber Elbaz.

This dates from 1963 and was successfully revived with Mr. Kobborg last year in London.

It has been successfully revived many times, including in 2012 on Broadway.

It was successfully revived in 1884 in a reorchestrated version by Felix Mottl.

The company's former chief executive, Ian Livingston, who left the business last year, is credited with successfully reviving BT.

Skyfall enjoyed a lengthy tail, which probably won't be quite matched by The Force Awakens, even if Disney successfully revives the film for the half-term school holiday in February.

In a world where Southern rock is represented by bands of assorted quality and ambition such as the Kings of Leon, Drive-By Truckers, and My Morning Jacket, will the album successfully revive the Crowes' career?

So if we accept for a moment that this movie is happening, whether the world at large likes it or not (and given the pointlessness of both 2003's Terminator 3 and 2009's Terminator Salvation, who could blame us?) how might the Ellisons successfully revive a series that long since went the same way it sent human civilisation?

Mr. Porter was particularly praised for successfully reviving tried and true works for repertory theaters, including most of Shakespeare, much of George Bernard Shaw and a 1970 Broadway revival of "Harvey, Mary Chasee's whimsical play about a mild-mannered man, Elwood P. Dowd, who insists that his best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit.