Sentence examples for which were revived from inspiring English sources

Wild rumours circulated among his contemporaries concerning his possible suicide, which were revived in the late 20th century by some of his biographers, but these allegations cannot be supported by documentary evidence.

Antony Tudor created two works about French cafes, the very bitter "Judgment of Paris" (1938) and the wry "Offenbach in the Underworld" (1955), both of which were revived last season, "Judgment" by the New York Theater Ballet, "Offenbach" by American Ballet Theater.

In a statement issued today, the University of Essex said: "We are aware of the allegations made against Professor Walcott in the 1980s which were revived in the media during the election for Oxford University's professor of poetry position earlier in the year, causing him to withdraw his candidacy.

When Wilson killed Brown last August, it set off a wave of protests from coast to coast and started a national debate on racism both of which were revived when a grand jury declined to indict the officer the following November.

It's well worth revisiting the iconic Trainspotting, which is revived at the Citizens, Glasgow.

The parent organization, which was revived last fall, has already printed back-to-school banners for September.

We choose Glenglassaugh Distillery, near Portsoy, which was revived in 2008 after 20 mothballed years.

The only living Canaanite language is Hebrew, which was revived as a spoken language in the 19th and 20th centuries.

From the 17th to early 19th century it was the centre of a lace industry, which was revived after 1920.

The Kit Kat was named after the Berlin nightclub in the musical "Cabaret," which was revived there two years ago.

Yet the Neuenfels "Lohengrin," which was revived on the third day of the festival, turns out to be an austere, elegant, darkly enchanting piece of theatre.