Sentence examples for a surviving part from inspiring English sources

Northwest of Newmarket in Cambridgeshire is Wicken Fen, a nature reserve belonging to the National Trust, that is a surviving part of the now largely drained Fens.

The actor Susannah Harker and a chorus line of her theatrical relatives have made a pilgrimage to an industrial building in south London to bid farewell to a surviving part of their family history – the scenery painting studio built by their great-grandfather Joseph Harker in 1905.

The station was positioned on the southern edge of Rushbeds Wood, a surviving part of the Bernwood Forest.

Chew Court is a surviving part of the palace and has its adjacent well head also listed for its long heritage.

Wilentz describes how the lyrics evolved through a surviving part-typed, part-handwritten manuscript page, "which begins 'honey but it's just too hard' (a line that had survived from the very first New York session with the Hawks).

The Suppliants, which is the first and only surviving part of a trilogy, does not conform to our expectations of Greek drama in that it has neither hero, nor downfall, nor tragic conclusion.

It is listed as the last surviving part of a city market popularly known as the Weehawken Market that was built in 1836 on the site of the Newgate State Prison.

The work is known only from Strabo's references to it and from fragments preserved by later authors and from the surviving part of an abridgment, dating possibly from the early 5th century ce, of his coastal guide to the Mediterranean and Euxine (Black) seas.

There was a church here in medieval times: one 19th-century writer suggested that the present building dates from the 15th century and that the font, probably 12th century in date, was the only surviving part of an earlier church on the site.

The only surviving part of the castle is the 15th-century keep.

The blocked doorway in the modern north aisle is the oldest surviving part of the church.