Sentence examples for when he revived from inspiring English sources

When he revived, he remembered his mother.

When he revived Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Visit on Broadway, he cast the Lunts, American theatre's cosiest couple, as the sadistic millionairess and her hapless ex.

When he revived, he was taken to Physicians Hospital, on L.I., where it was found he had suffered a cerebral concussion and that his neck was badly strained.

Theirs is the ideal that the French baron Pierre de Coubertin championed when he revived the modern Olympics in Athens in 1896.

Indeed, Bach removed "Herr, unser Herrscher" from the score when he revived the St . John thefollowing year — a hint that his listeners may have gone away unhappy.

When he revived it nearly two years later, his settings spread out to the rest of the country, and by the late 1980s, the comic had 40 recurring characters.

Tarquin is tried and set to be beheaded, but the executioner misses his aim, and Tarquin is saved, only to demonstrate when he revives that he still loves Miranda, evil though she may be.

But not always: Mrs Warren's Profession can still make an audience gasp, and it will be interesting to see what Simon Godwin does with Candida when he revives it at Bath's Theatre Royal this summer.

They lock Bennett in the room with Wesker's corpse; Bennett is devoured by Wesker when he revives.

Ethan Brown of New York stated, "Despite its faults and there are many... Ray Ray is a startlingly inventive record", and found Saadiq "at his best when he revives the sad soul of Sam Cooke" on songs like "Not a Game".

In comics, the Green Lantern has been through blackest night but here he's a typical DC Golden Age do-gooder, as unambiguous as when he was revived in the Silver Age 1959 and looked like Paul Newman.