Sentence examples for this was revived from inspiring English sources

This was revived several times, including in London in 1998.

The inherent excitement of this is revived in watercolors by Alex McFarlane.

All this is reviving recurring complaints by traditional airlines about what they view as unfair competition by state-owned rivals.

This memory was revived while he was lounging on sun-drenched Ballston Beach in Truro.

She fainted when she heard this, but was revived, and in due time married Paul.

(This style was revived in punk coiffures of more modern times when it was called the Mohawk or Mohican).

This belief was revived during the first three decades of communist rule in China, especially during the Cultural Revolution (1966 76).

This technique was revived in the making of effigy masks for the royalty and nobility of Europe from the late Middle Ages through the 18th century.

After the devastating death of his first wife, Gabriel, from cancer at the age of 46, this custom was revived during his second marriage, to Anne.

This tradition was revived and reinvigorated in Europe in the late middle ages, reaching a climax two centuries later in the works of Kepler, Huygens, and, above all, of Newton.

In the 1960s this tradition was revived by the journal Novy mir ("New World"), which in the 1980s was joined by a revitalized Ogonyok ("Spark"), though the latter was only briefly innovative.