resurrect

On the last day, all the dead will be resurrected.

They would have been resurrected together, to live the rest of their lives with each other.

As a result, the project was put on hold, and has not been resurrected since.

For the first time, he really looked dead, like a boy who had been killed and then resurrected.

This is too old a case to try to resurrect.

The Republican cause is now too dead to be resurrected.

He's done a pretty good job to this point of resurrecting himself.

They wanted to die and resurrect, to be like me.

Of course, the Christian answer is that he was resurrected.

He even had to resurrect once to keep watching over Earth.

She had been in the area but will now be resurrected thousands of miles from him.

Or try to resurrect the old, even though the people and their way of life have changed?

Common schools free to all the children of Georgia were resurrected in that year.

After four years, the director was asked again to resurrect the show, and he agreed.

They believe that all people will be resurrected, some immediately while others after 1000 years.

Although the College has used various house systems throughout its history, the current system was resurrected in 1991.

The religious right has been resurrected at least twice in just the past 15 years.

But the sport can be resurrected with a little common sense: 1.

"The world would not have needed resurrecting if it had never been killed."

The state government began plans to resurrect the team in April, 2008.

Forever resurrected after each death, whether his body was whole or not.

They were the same people in 2002, when we went 9-3, who thought Joe was resurrecting the program.

But top federal officials say they are determined to resurrect it.

No, only his physical presence would be able to resurrect all that.

East Germany may be gone, but its sports system is being resurrected.