Sentence examples for all outlived from inspiring English sources
With the Champions League last-16 tie with Gent (the draw that Wolfsburg "had been hoping for", as their sporting director, Klaus Allofs, openly admitted at the time) on Wednesday, excuses, theories and mitigating factors have all outlived their use.
One of the group remembers that Douglas "wished if we all outlived him, we would go to some park and hide in the trees, and when somebody came by, we would shout, 'Great Pan is dead.' " This jokester attitude infected Douglas's child rearing as well: he named his son Hume, after the philosopher David Hume, and encouraged him to be as outrageous as possible.
The book was a masterpiece and has outlived all the Italian princes, except the Pope.
One regional idea has outlived all the others: the Arab Peace Initiative unveiled in Beirut, Lebanon's capital, in 2002.
Catherine outlived all her children except Henry III, who died seven months after her, and Margaret, who inherited her robust health.
To avoid being caught for theft, the soldiers set up a tontine and locked the paintings in a strongbox to be hidden away; the one who outlived all the others would then inherit the collection.
The couple had nine children, eight of whom survived infancy and six of whom, all daughters, outlived their father.
She has outlived all her friends, all the greats she worked with like Abbott and Costello, Red Skelton, Red Buttons and legendary stripper Lili St. Cyr who Betty tried to coax from her apartment when an elderly Lili turned reclusive.
He has swum against the tide too and that single-mindedness, that clarity, has carried him: here is a man who admits to having felt under threat of extinction but who ultimately has outlived them all.
'Gypsy' has been handy as a catch-all term but has outlived its usefulness, becoming so degraded and misused as to be almost meaningless.
