Sentence examples for wonderfully revived from inspiring English sources

But the show's just been wonderfully revived in Colchester, is going on a six-month tour and has been a great success in America.

He immediately grasped the significance of the geniza materials, which had been shown to him in 1896 by Cambridge acquaintances — two elderly widows of scholarly bent, also wonderfully revived by Hoffman and Cole.

The rhythm action genre, revived so unexpectedly wonderfully in 2015 by the overhauled Guitar Hero Live and, albeit to a lesser extent, the mechanically sound but compromised-on-delivery Rock Band 4, gets a couple of potential crackers in 2016.

Each of his films revived and enriched his own wonderfully diverse view of the world.

'THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE CHICKEN' -- This most original nature documentary -- a wonderfully idiosyncratic collection of chicken stories on PBS -- included the tale of Janet Bonney, who revived her pet chicken using beak-to-mouth resuscitation.

To the Editor: Your article "Riding the Rails" revived recollections of a wonderful nine-week Amtrak trip circumnavigating (well, not quite) your wonderfully diverse country back in 1999.

But cancer humor seems to have revived itself lately, initiated perhaps by the success of the New Yorker cartoonist Marissa Acocella Marchetto's wonderfully funny memoir, "Cancer Vixen," last year.

Revived, the spectator left.

Will it be revived?

The language revived remarkably.

Then it unexpectedly revived.