Sentence examples for arcade survives from inspiring English sources

This is how the arcade survives.

The oldest surviving arcade, built in 1800, it takes its name from two bygone towers that featured painted pictures of the city and historical events.

The exposed framework of the roof of the arcade is all that survives.

Owners of shops in the underground arcade said they might not survive if foot traffic from the subway ceases.

The arcade and its contents, having survived a deadly earthquake that destroyed many Brezhnev-era monuments and buildings and the turmoil following the collapse of the Soviet Union, remains intact as it originally was, a living time capsule from the odd culture of video games that existed under Communist rule.

They also added a shopping arcade, called the Royal Opera Arcade, which has survived fires and renovations and still exists.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he did not think a theme restaurant and shoot'em-up arcade run by the National Rifle Association could realistically survive in Times Square.

There was no triforium, but a narrow gallery surmounted by a clerestory of triple lancet windows ran above each bay of the arcade, as can be seen in the surviving section in the south transept.

This tale of two pinball arcades shows why one struggles while the other survives.

The West Pier at Brighton, where Gipsy Rose Lee told fortunes and Graham Greene's Pinkie skulked murderously in Brighton Rock, could lose lottery funding in a legal challenge from Brighton Pier which survives precariously on funfairs and amusement arcades.

It is more delightful to see early Bond archetypical situations like laser-shark interrogation rendered in bit art than to solve a nonsense logic puzzle or survive one of the few embarrassing arcade sequences, such as Surf Bond vs. Rocks.