Sentence examples for to be revived from from inspiring English sources

He later partnered with Handspring for a staging of Monteverdi's "Return of Ulysses," which is to be revived from March 24 to 28 at Project Artaud Theater in San Francisco in conjunction with the museum retrospective.

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The child had to be revived from unconsciousness when the mistake was realized.

Were he to assemble such a bag today, he'd likely stumble on a number of companies promising a more wholesale brand of disaster preparedness: a box full of shelf-stable freeze-dried meals, to be revived from their desiccated state with the addition of boiled water.

They could be revived from the dead by the electric shock of the Florida Supreme Court order last Friday to resume the recount, only to be shattered on Saturday by the United States Supreme Court's stay.

The NASA Mars Phoenix Lander may be revived from a 2-year slumber, say engineers.

The three dancers collapse to the floor, listening for follow-on tremors, their ears to the ground, to be revived by the Sarabande from Bach's Violin Partita No. 2. Flutter, Pitch Pause Please, and the fourth installment of Do Be all feature live music.

Part of the house's permanent collection, to be revived every season, the move from unassuming facilitator to design classic is complete.

In recent months Charlie Chaplin's films, which used frequently to be revived in Germany, have vanished from the screen on account, it has been presumed, of doubts existing here as to the Aryan purity of the comedian's ancestry.

I know, that's not what you expect in The New York Times about a "classic" about to be revived at the Film Forum (from Friday to May 17).

Two of these cultures (brown) that had R → A ← L : C ← L ratios close to 1 1 were revived from frozen stocks.