Sentence examples for was never revived from inspiring English sources
Why the play was never revived remains a mystery.
"He went to catch it, turned around, then fell and collapsed and was never revived".
Power was never revived, however, because their problems coincided with the arrival of European traders and administrators who eventually gained control of the region.
Despite the high quality – both musically and dramatically – of Adriano in Siria, it received only seven performances, and it was never revived.
It was popular during its opening run and got him noticed, but it was soon eclipsed by the works that launched his international career and was never revived in his lifetime.
The play was never revived.
After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the talks were never revived.
He was never able to revive the movement abroad, and he died in virtual obscurity.
A week before the arrests, Hoover complained to the Justice Departmentrecalling the arrests and convictions of over one hundred leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in 1917"the IWW was crushed and never revived, similar action at this time would have been as effective against the Communist Party".
But unlike Renault, its French rival, which has revived Nissan Motor, Daimler was never able to whip Mitsubishi into shape.In this section The weakness of Google Michael Eisner fights on Decapitated The wheels come off From Green Book to greenbacks Can Dabhol be fired-up again?
Adventurous as they were, these early experiments did not progress beyond the animal stage, and astronauts were never frozen and revived with hot spoons.
