The parrot of the title is a deceased bird in a cage – a metaphor for the bejewelled courtesan that Tully becomes – which she learns to resurrect to bursts of flight.
Ploshnick, whose strong interpersonal skills and dedication made her especially adept at helping youngsters overcome dyslexia, had to hire an attorney to resurrect her reputation, which she felt was recklessly damaged by the conservative activist O'Keefe.
She's the tourism officer and chair of the annual plum festival, which was resurrected in 1996 by two local historians.
Another is the Orange Tree in Richmond, which recently resurrected James Saunders's Next Time I'll Sing to You.
The Gospel of Mary offers a proto-feminist recounting of a scene in which the resurrected Jesus tells the disciples to preach, and then leaves them.
When Parcells decided to stop coaching the Jets last January after three seasons during which he resurrected the franchise, he planned to leave the organization in the summer.
Karla Thomas is painting a version of Caravaggio's Supper at Emmaus, in which a resurrected Elvis meets his fans in a McDonald's.
Most prominently, that's included the trio Lady Antebellum, which has resurrected 1970s soft-rock harmony through a country lens and created the most viable and affecting pop-country hybrid since Ms. Swift.
Her case also set off a London newspaper war, The Daily Express taking Ms. McKinney's side, The Daily Mirror investigating her past, which, as resurrected by Mr. Morris, makes her look, in Ms. McKinney's words, "like an S&M hooker".
Mr Straubel, who is 38, made his first full-sized electric vehicle 14 years ago (a golf cart which he resurrected at the age of 14 doesn't count).
Amazon's next big launch – and the first to come out of the UK – will be Ripper Street, the Victorian crime drama starring Matthew Macfadyen and Jerome Flynn which it resurrected when it was axed after two series by the BBC last year.
