resuscitate

Time enough to think about resuscitating the idea after he was dead.

He called 911 and tried to resuscitate her but it was too late.

She was taken to a hospital but could not be resuscitated.

Victims have been resuscitated in only about 15 percent of cases.

One is if the patient has a do not resuscitate order, such as in a living will.

"Never before has one development project had the ability to resuscitate the region's economy so quickly."

The plan died a slow death, and was resuscitated a few years ago.

They are 12-2-3 since March 2, resuscitating a season once left for dead.

Do you want to be resuscitated if your heart stops?

You're not even allowed to resuscitate me on the spot.

It is also known as a "do not resuscitate" order.

She'd always been uncomfortable with the order not to resuscitate.

But the old Harlem line may be resuscitated in a new form.

During some periods, he had to be resuscitated 20 to 30 times a day.

So I leaped up and tried to resuscitate him by hand!

An economic recovery would be expected to resuscitate the office market.

Indeed, it has tried and failed to resuscitate itself in the past.

And the truth is, she has also helped resuscitate the camp.

Ambulance staff tried to resuscitate the couple, but they were both dead.

There will be no kiss of life to resuscitate them either.

President Bush wants to resuscitate that special rate, with limits.

In late November he was resuscitated after his heart failed.

"Why would you want to resuscitate works that belong to the past?"

"Was that your impression when you tried to resuscitate him?"

All 10 patients were resuscitated and admitted to the hospital.