Sentence examples for common surviving from inspiring English sources

The most common surviving forms of Paterna ware are large plates and bowls, examples of which may be seen in the Louvre, in Paris.

When a parent dies, it's common for surviving children to have a raft of regrets, from not spending more time with Dad to not telling Mom you loved her to failing to do more for them in their final years.

Bridging necrosis is common and surviving hepatocytes often form gland-like structures called 'hepatitic rosettes'.

One should not fail to notice the almost benevolent nuances present in all the words with which the Greek nobility distinguishes the lower people from itself; how a kind of pity, consideration, and forbearance continually intervenes and sweetens, until ultimately almost all the words applied to the common man survive as expressions meaning "unhappy", "pitiable".

All of us students had at least one thing in common: we survived our teens and twenties (thirties?) riding too fast and too sloppy, and eventually came to realize that the longer we've lived the less we actually know about riding a motorcycle well.

All of us students had at least one thing in common: We survived our teens and twenties (thirties?) riding too fast and too sloppily and eventually came to realize that the longer we've lived the less we actually know about riding a motorcycle well.

All of you reading this piece have something in common: you survived 2010.

Furthermore, the detailed examination of two French fossil localities, la Baume de Gigny (Gigny, Jura; 0.060 0.015 Myr) [49] [51] and le Taillis des Coteaux (Antigny, Vienne; 0.030 0.015 Myr) [52] reveals that the common vole survived even in northern France during the LGM.

Robinson's solution is to borrow an article of faith common to the surviving cultures: reincarnation.

The conclusion is that concepts such as φ and the convergence to φ have little in common with the surviving ancient Egyptian mathematical documents and that they are quite far from the ancient Egyptian mentality.

The cultural changes undergone by the Greeks are, despite a surviving common sense of ethnicity, undeniable.