Then do the same to me, and try to bring me to life again.
This was succeeded by a crisis which restored me to life again, but it was only by dint of the most careful treatment that I found myself able to continue my journey a fortnight after my arrival in France.
We were dying of hunger, but the delicious supper which was waiting for us brought us to life again.
The love of Paradise should not be allowed to interfere with the fine arts, and I am sure that St. Luke himself (who was a painter, as you know) would condemn you if he could come to life again.
The word was no sooner spoken, than the trunks were removed into her chamber, where I began to come to life again.
The princess Haiatalnefous and her women brought the princess Badoura tolife again by throwing cold water in her face.
Warned by this fact, the family preserved a young man for several weeks who appeared to be dead, but who came to life again.
But that such low doings should be brought to life again!
On one of those hot June days when the heavens shone like a blazing fire above the rift overhead, the heavy, mouldering timbers came to life again, as if their forest days had returned.
They laid it upon a stone in the sun, so that it might come to life again.
He does not bring us to life again, but he lifts us up.
But people have lain two or three days in this state, declared dead by the physicians, and then have come to life again by natural causes.
The immense stress laid, in the New Testament, on the resurrection of Jesus is by no means explained by supposing that after his death he came to life again, and so proved that there is a life after death.
A drowned man has all the marks of death; but after lying in this state half an hour, he is brought to life again.
Wherefore I thanked God when she came to life again, and we could leave the village.
He was making a tremendous, a terrible effort to lay hold on life again, to interest himself in things.
You meant that Mr. Leith can't take up life again?
Pliny cites[588] a great number of instances of persons who have been thought dead, and who have come to life again, and lived for a long time.
Instances of Women thought Dead who came to Life again 337 XLIV.
Then Iamo told them that, since they had all died and been restored to life again, they were no longer mortals but spirits, and he assigned to each of them a station in the invisible world.
Pauppukkeewis repeated the same trick with the hemlock, and with other trees, for Manabozho would always stop to restore anything that called upon him to give it life again.
When Manabozho reached the tree, it called out to him-- "Great Manabozho, give me my life again.
Harry, and he said to Mrs. Lambert afterwards in confidence, "You know he is always going on saying that he ought never to have come to life again, and declaring that I am better than he is.
Gracious goodness, my dear sir, I hope in heaven he has not come to life again?
I say, 'tis all mighty fine about dead brothers coming to life again," continues Jack.
Now I will show you if he is a spirit, for I will slay him before your eyes, and call him to life again.
Yes, he is dead, and now I will call him back to life again.
Let us tie the devil up before she comes to life again.
It made it none the less, that in those days I was obsessed by the idea that she was transitory, and bound to go out of my life again.
No Gilbert Murray had come as yet to touch these things to life again.
Another time he sang: Come Death, so subtly veiled that I Thy coming know not, how or when, Lest it should give me life again To find how sweet it is to die.
He died, was buried, was born anew, rising from his dark confinement to life again.
Could she but bring him to life again, she would laugh the world to scorn, brave the frowns of her father, to prove herself a true woman by becoming the wife of him her heart had chosen for a husband.
He's dead as a door nail, and your lamenting won't bring him to life again.
Sprinkle some of the Golden-Water from the flagon upon the black stones lying round about, and by virtue thereof each and every shall come to life again, thy two brothers as well as the others.
Underneath the trap-door was water, the nature of which was that it would turn all the stones back to life again.
Lastly, there is also the fountain of water which dances: fill a flask from the fountain and in descending the hill sprinkle a few drops of the water on the stone pillars and the enchanted young princes and knights will come to life again.
The old man ended by saying, "Now he who succeeds in getting to the top is allowed by the bird to take the water and sprinkle the stone-changed folk, and call them to life again, just as they were before.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "life again" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
