用“revived”造句大全，revived造句

The evil deity has not yet revived compietely.

It was revived in 2001 at the Ford Center for the performing Arts.

Call them toughing it out; debt restructuring; full Argentina; and revived Europeanism.

Many Japanese firms that lost money in 2009 have revived their fortunes by selling to the new global middle class.

And he revived Motorola's mobile-phone business by making a big bet on the ultra-thin RAZR (pronounced "razor") handset, which became a hit.

Domaine des Tourelles was founded by a French engineer in 1868 and is being revived by descendants of the founding family.

In 2003 he collapsed while making a speech at the People's Assembly, prompting the defence minister to lock MPs in the chamber until doctors had revived the President in an anteroom.

Bob Schriever, co-founder of the Sudden cardiac arrest Association, was refereeing a high school football game seven years ago when he went into cardiac arrest, died and was revived.

He revived the senseless child.

The doctor revived a half-drowned person.

Yeshi revived the structure by criticizing the monarchical power;

To rest isn't wasting your time because it can make you revived.

Their chatter, their laughter, their good-humoured innuendoes, above all, their flashes and flickerings of envy, revived Tess's spirits also;

And he even came back from the dead—fired by the board in 1985, he was rehired after a slump in 1997, and revived Apple’s fortunes.

Inspired by the courage and strength of amputees like Marine Ormrod, Colour Sgt Todd revived the idea of the Gumpathon as a way to raise money for wounded veterans.

But God clave an hollow place that was in the jaw, and there came water thereout; and when he had drunk, his spirit came again, and he revived: wherefore he called the name thereof En-hakkore, which is in Lehi unto this day.

Interest in classic music has revived recently.

It was plain that the ordinance could never be revived.

People, even more than things, have to be restored, renewed, revived, reclaimed, and redeemed; never throw out anyone.

Looking back memories of the bits and pieces, this moment, all revived one morning, one evening, a weather, a scene, a picture, in my eyes clear.

The coffered ceiling, which is in intriguing geometric patterns, adds to the layers of the gold-accent space which seems to have revived the magnificence of the Ancient Rome.

The crops revived after the rain.

But a new generation of fake grass has revived the industry.

The second stage, if it is clear that Hamas accepts Fatah's peaceful approach, would be to pull it into a revived peace process.

His encouraging words revived my drooping spirits.

In ontology, they attacked the argument of non-good and non-evil, and revived the argument of nature-good.

Classical music has revived recently.

But so far they've only revived Confucius as an icon of virtue (e.g. social harmony and self-refinement).

Barack Obama has revived America's tarnished reputation overseas, helped by Michelle's warm and outgoing presence.

The news agency said that regular operations would be initiated at the base, while two other air fields, Chushul and Fukche, also along the Chinese frontier, will be revived.

The temperance [dry; anti-alcohol] movement revived in the city.