Sentence examples for content survive from inspiring English sources

Only a few other texts, all religious in content, survive from before about 1100.

Two stories with explicit pornographic content survive as samples of Creangă's erotic authorship: "The Tale of Ionică the Fool" and "The Tale of All Tales" (also known as Povestea pulei, "Tale of the Dick" or "Tale of the Cock").

However, whether Millikan's solution to the problem of distal content survives closer scrutiny is not clear.

This translation also quickly dropped out of circulation, but much of its content survived in marginal glosses.

Both versions were later lost, but their contents survived in the works of historians writing in Arabic.

But users of Google need content to search, so Google has a broad, even vital, interest in making sure that quality content survives and flourishes.

This will remove all your ratings and "My List" content, so be certain you don't want any of your old content to survive before you take this step.

"We need a preservation use associated with copyright," he explained, "so that digital content will survive long periods of time".

However, the part-timers ran out of steam towards the end although Danny Lennon and his St Mirren players were content to survive to take their place in tomorrow's draw.

In the end, though, England were happy enough with a second point from the Swedes and certainly content to survive a frenzied last five minutes when only Shilton's experience averted an undeserved defeat.

He said that Acer, which is content to survive on razor-thin margins, will work to undercut H.P. and Dell, although it will continue to sell its business computers through retail partners rather than directly.