resurrect造句

So God will resurrect the dead.

It is said that this medicine can resurrect the dead.

High energy prices and technological breakthroughs helped resurrect the idea.

Resurrect is also a back-formation, from resurrection.

Once your active corpse decays we will resurrect you at the nearest graveyard.

Would you want to spend the peak years of your career trying to resurrect a team?

There were several attempts to resurrect nuclear propulsion of various types, most recently the mothballed Project Prometheus.

He could also pursue new bilateral deals and, above all, try to resurrect the Doha round of global trade talks.

But the initial cut in expensive domestic fuel subsidies made it easier for the government to afford to resurrect direct cash transfers to the 19.4m poorest families.

What happens is a negative symptoms are alleviated, and we start to resurrect the signal in this part of the brain.

Most of those embedded viruses are now extinct, but in 2005 French researchers applied for permission to resurrect one of them.

Even more far out, will Germany cast off from the euro and resurrect the deutsche mark, possibly joined by Austria and the Netherlands?

Mr Sarkozy would even like to resurrect pechiney, a French aluminium firm taken over by a succession of foreign rivals, which cut managerial jobs in France and changed its name.