Examples of 'it was revived' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was revived"
The phrase 'it was revived' indicates that something was brought back or rejuvenated after a period of decline, inactivity, or obscurity. It implies that a particular concept, idea, practice, or object was reintroduced or restored
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Others suggest it truly died before it was revived.
It was revived several times in its first three years.
So enthusiastic was the reception that it was revived in London last year.
It was revived again in recent years.
As of the September issue it was revived as a digest-sized comic.
It was revived in recent years and is more popular than ever.
Kalamkari had a certain decline, then it was revived in India and abroad for its craftsmanship.
It was revived three times that year and had many imitators.
During the English Restoration, it was revived and heavily revised by William Davenant.
It was revived in the person of.
However, despite that, it was revived to live again.
It was revived again under the Byzantine emperors.
However, in recent times, it was revived and reformatted into a drama play.
It was revived after the fall of Zhivkov.
Lisa is none other than Gayatri, son, It was revived and returned to Palampur.
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It was revived in China a few years later.
It was the third staging of the tournament since it was revived in 2013.
It was revived and returned to Palampur.
It was the fourth staging of the tournament since it was revived in 2013.
It was revived again this year but failed to get enough support in the Senate.
Today it has 21 stops, six more than when it was revived.
It was revived among Digambara monks.
Then, in the 19th century, it was revived as a spoken and literary language.
It was revived and put back on the radio as simply Crime Photographer.
Giving a slightly different timeline, GlobalSecurity . org reports that it was revived around 2005.
It was revived shortly after when Alex Mercer unknowingly stepped in the puddle.
It did not run again until it was revived at Keeneland in 1937.
It was revived as Jazz Journal at the end of April.
In 2014, Yutu experienced a mechanical control abnormality, but it was revived within a month.
It was revived at the Teatro Fénix de Flores.
The project was then frozen until 1958, when it was revived under Kazimierz Lepszy.
It was revived briefly one year later, before being cancelled altogether.
He overhauled the previous Reception Hall, and it was revived in 2004 as the Utzon Room.
When it was revived twenty years later, the two-year program met with greater success.
After ending production, it was revived by Greg for a second successful publication run.
It was revived in Trump 's first year in office.
In medieval Europe, it was revived when 12th-century scholars translated Arabic works into Latin.
It was revived again in the same theatre on 4 November that same year.
However, it was revived after Nintendo released the GBA.
It was revived - both literally and metaphorically - with the baby boom.
Later, it was revived with a new team.
It was revived for a period in the 20th century as the Tailteann Games.
In 2006, it was revived and turned into another format of reality television.
It was revived in the 20th century as a Roman Catholic titular see.
Subsequently, it was revived at the Met from time until a new production was commissioned in 1963.
It was revived after 18 years and then shut down again during World War II.
It was revived with Sieg Zion 's power.
It was revived as a complete song performance for the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert in 2007.
It was revived in 2014 at the Royal National Theatre with the original London cast returning.
However, it was revived in the 1990s after being purchased by a private consortium.
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