Sentence examples for yet to be revived from inspiring English sources

It has yet to be revived.

Those efforts failed in April on the Senate floor and have yet to be revived.

And though a founding company member, Virginia Johnson, was appointed to succeed the founding artistic director, Arthur Mitchell, the company has yet to be revived.

In Argentina his ire was directed at sinking a free trade agreement, a deal that ultimately died and has yet to be revived.

But just as quickly as it spread, ska slipped off the radar, supplanted by the new wave and the synth-pop that would come to define the '80s, only to be revived yet again by American bands like No Doubt a decade later.

Yet with the coalition agreement stating categorically that there would be no third runway at Heathrow, how is trust in politics going to be revived if yet another promise is broken?

Yet, almost 50 years to the day, Pinter's play is to be revived by David Farr at the same theatre.

Those that had not yet become law by virtue of being published in the Federal Register will simply lapse, to be revived only if the new administration wants to revive them.

The man had to be revived.

It needs to be revived.

These programs need to be revived.