Sentence examples for far outlived from inspiring English sources
But its influence far outlived its time in print.
The W.N.B.A. has far outlived other women's basketball leagues in the United States.
(In fact, Baltasar Carlos far outlived nearly all his siblings — he reached the age of seventeen.
He had far outlived the age to which his genius belonged.
Opportunity has already far outlived its original mission target of three months.
Such indignation has far outlived the Poor Law of 1834, against which it was directed.
It seems sort of ironic, but some people are predicting that Conlon's images will far outlive anything I'm making digitally.
In fact, it far outlives those heady innovators and stands at the entrance to 20th-century fiction as a dark, spellbinding puzzle, a novel of perennially enthralling and mysterious depths whose influence lingers like gun-smoke after a shooting.
Moving Music To a New Computer Q. How can I move my iTunes music from my old Mac to my new PC? A. Music collections tend to far outlive — and outgrow — the computers they're stored on.
"I am nowhere near a saint – I have many ghosts in my closet – but with this work I know I'm impacting positively on someone's life and that this will far outlive me," he says.
This third Scotland has arisen from the different country that has emerged, and in so doing, it is further creating a politics and culture of far-reaching change, the consequences of which will far outlive the 18 September independence vote and decision.
