Sentence examples for was always revived from inspiring English sources

It was interrupted many times, but continuity was always revived.

I was always having overdoses and being revived in hospitals, adrenaline pumped in".

Handing control of C4 to RTL/Bertelsmann/the Mohn family was always madness; if it gets revived then it should only be consummated if Five can be bought for £1.

Its aim was always the grander and broader one of reviving Hindu glory.

Classicism was always stigmatised: 'What madness... to worship at the revived shrines of ancient corruption,' he unambiguously declared.

If it seems odd to revive a long-shuttered store now, well, Zona was always a bit more than just a store.

Like reviving a failing marriage, restoring the relationship between politicians and voters was always going to be an arduous task.

But, although there is always a risk in reviving an old hit, it works.

"We want to erase a story that has never been erased because there's always someone trying to revive it," he says.

But, while it is always good to see it revived, Bijan Sheibani's balletic production, with movement by Aline David, increasingly works against the grain of the text and turns a play about drudgery and toil into an occasion for virtuosic display.

On the roads, in the camps and tents of refugees, culture always has it place; in the poems and songs that displaced populations invent to resist and revive, culture is always present.