Sentence examples for days survive from inspiring English sources

Sections of such "cycles" (the plays sometimes lasted several days) survive in numerous English cities. Suppressed during the Reformation, they re-emerged after the second world war and are still performed, although restricted by the quantities of cash and cast required.

A few vestiges of those Sinatra and Hemmingway days survive -- like the stately Hotel Nacional de Cuba.

The average dose of colistin was 4.90 ± 0.5 mg/kg/day in patients without renal impairment, and considering all the episodes, the average duration of treatment was 19.8 ± 10.3 days (surviving patients 23.1 ± 10.0, non-surviving patients 11.8 ± 5.6).

The relative survival of fighters compared to scramblers was calculated as the number of days survived summed for all fighters in a given colony, divided by the summed number of days survived for scramblers.

It took the group 22 days, surviving only on water and toothpaste, to make the treacherous 650-mile crossing. 650-mile crossing

I'll never stop recommending Rio de Janeiro as a destination, but these days surviving a budget trip to the city requires a few tricks.

Busby, who was on life support for several days, survived, along with the talismanic player Bobby Charlton, still a director at the club.

In recent days, surviving miners and relatives of those trapped, many brimming with anger, have been kept away from the staging area by a cordon of police officers.

In lab tests, more than 50% of peacocks allowed just three days feeding on flowers died during hibernation, whereas 90% of those able to feed for seven to 15 days survived.

After 15 days, surviving mice were euthanized.

In bad weather, they are sometimes not fed for days, surviving on stored body fat.