Reanimate used in a sentence

Reanimate in a sentence as a verb

Try taking zsh away from me and my cold, dead jaw will reanimate and seek your throat.

Although we've opened the coffin, we've yet to reanimate the corpse.

If you like this, also check out the Haskell reanimate[1] library.

If they can reanimate the drive and crack the encryption, well, they deserve to see the data.

I think the project died and open sourcing will just reanimate it to undead Zombie status.

What makes you think someone in the future is going to drop a million to reanimate your head?Future advances?

Perhaps we could reanimate the corpse of Kurt Vonnegut and send him to go and eat whatever brains they have between them.

If you had to make an educated guess, how long would it be until we can reanimate cryogenically frozen people?

>You might as well argue that nano-bots will be able to reanimate a body that has decomposed, and save money on all the freezing equipment.

Most of the money goes into an investment account, and eventually to biotech/nanotech research to reanimate the patient.

Let's assume you drive in Germany and take an Uber passenger and get involved in an accident fatal for the pax, after you fail to reanimate him and your tires are slightly overdue for a change.

If we reanimate everyone who dies, how quickly can our country no longer sustain such a rapidly increasing population?All of this just seems like an illogical reaction to the death of a loved one.

That's the thing about this movie, they do things like make first contact with the only alien life mankind has ever met or reanimate a centuries old alien head and each event is about as monumental as reading the morning paper.

I fall on the latter side but not enough to agree with 'definitely'.Edited to add: I agree that some option to reanimate valuable comments would be good; this applies particularly to TempleOS but also to other banned users.