resurrect

On Thursday, Missy Elliott resurrected one of her most iconic hairdos—a sleek face-framing pixie cut—and it looks like it came straight from the ’90s.

If the Port resurrects a new version of the fee in the future, the car companies must receive a 30-day notice “and all parties reserve their right to challenge the fee,” Page wrote in an email.

That this shift coincided with the Great Recession helped resurrect the global economy.

OceanSky is far from the only company pouring money into resurrecting the airship.

Most economists agree that the gold standard is an outdated idea that should not be resurrected.

How might we resurrect a tradition threatened with extinction?

His goal, he said at the time, was to “resurrect something that my family built.”

It was that basic desire that the justices in Gregg relied upon to resurrect the death penalty.

She used her new powers to save the Doctor, defeat the Daleks, and to resurrect Captain Jack Harkness.

I had never heard of him either, and I very much wanted to resurrect him and people like him.

Hence it is impossible to resurrect two bodies out of the material common to both.

To resurrect these regions, to reconstruct these factories, raw materials are not now sufficient; we need means of transportation.

As for exhuming the files of the daily papers, one might as well try to resurrect Cheops.

It was impossible for one of her acquaintances to resurrect so much as a buckle without her instant and cordial recognition.

Black-green foliage, the curious old-green of trees that never wither and never resurrect.