Sentence examples for were revived as from inspiring English sources

Putnam, once a manufacturing center, was in serious decline until the abandoned stores were revived as antiques shops and marketplaces.

Crushed even before the advent of Salazar, these groups were revived as social and educational organizations, and it was only during the 1950s that they became overtly political.

In the popular domain, the flowery organic lines of Art Nouveau were revived as a new psychedelic style in fashion and in the typography used on rock and pop album covers and in commercial advertising.

The town arms were revived as the shirt badge from 1994 until 2000, with the throstle moved to the collar of the shirts.

After eclipse in the 19th century, they were revived as women-only lodges in the 20th, and these later adopted the male degrees to give rise to French women's Masonry in the 1950s.

In that year, proposals for a new canal between the Oakham Canal at Oakham and the Stamford Canal at Stamford, which had been discussed in 1785, were revived, as part of a larger plan for a 7 mile link from Stamford to the River Nene at Peterborough, and a connection from near Market Deeping, where the Stamford Canal rejoined the River Welland, northwards to the South Forty-Foot Drain.

This work should be revived as soon as possible.

Manufactures include textiles, clothing, pottery, and bricks; the ancient weaving tradition has been revived as well.

Too bad the Dow Jones industrial average from five years ago cannot be revived as easily.

The standard of our political discourse has fallen more precipitously than the pound and cannot be revived as easily.

Rent, like Shakespeare, Miller, Sondheim, will be revived as long as there are stages.