Sentence examples for design survive from inspiring English sources

Nathalie, and Rykiel's son, Jean-Philippe (who had been the bump under her first design), survive her.

Successful biographies of masters like Dior and Saint Laurent are also bound to raise questions that bear on their specific vocation: to what extent will the art of fashion design survive into the twenty-first century?

Only fragments of their original design survive -- the cathedral as built is drastically different -- but their principal elements were a south-facing exposure, looking down over the city from the site's high bluff; a Byzantine decoration of mosaics and murals; and a great wide interior, so unlike the relatively narrow English Gothic models typical for churches at that time.

If a structural design survives these extreme, randomly generated waves, engineers assume the design will stand up against similar extreme events in the ocean.

Many antique specimens varying this design survived as "Nordo-Baltic" torsion traps (Lagercrantz 1964).

The resulting straight-line diagrammatic design survived to the present day (Figure 1), and has been copied by most other subway systems.

Its original design survived the transition from being drawn behind a dog team to being pulled behind a snowmobile, as is most frequently done today.

His designs survived, however, and were later used as a blueprint for as many as 500 communities in the American West.

Those designs survived a major 2003 earthquake, which prompted years of reconstruction and retrofitting.

Although Mr. Wallace, who lives in Huntington, and Ms. Melchior, a longtime resident of Port Washington who left the Island for Cooperstown, N.Y., in 2000, are no longer closely involved with the theater, their basic design survives.

But if the London Games proved anything, it's that we're not just a nation of inventors; we're a nation of organisers, which will go a long way in ensuring British design survives and thrives.