Sentence examples for has not perished from inspiring English sources
Professor Ivan Sautov, palace director, wrote in an introduction that, while delighted with the new Amber Room, he and his staff "are convinced that the [original] has not perished and will be found as a result of properly organised searches".
Then he moved through the country — the back yards of Des Moines, the living rooms of Concord — ending, by way of the Gettysburg Address, with the earth: "from the millions of Americans who volunteered, and organized, and proved that, more than two centuries later, a government of the people, by the people and for the people has not perished from this Earth".
As any American who has been paying attention knows, this idea has not perished from the earth.
He noted that this election proved that "government of the people, by the people, for the people has not perished from the earth".
The elasticity of the potential for power to shift in the United States is a present-day embodiment of Constitutional freedom and proof that Lincoln's government "of the people, by the people, for the people" has not perished from the earth.
"What impresses me is the dream of baseball hasn't perished in this country," Jimmy Cannon wrote in The New York Journal-American.
About two months ago she persuaded a Lisbon souvenir store, Lisbon Lovers, to turn her love photos — she still takes them, because romance hasn't perished — into a packet of 10 postcards.
They hoped that their relatives had already fled to Pakistan before the war and had not perished in the fighting.
If Anne Frank had not perished in the criminal malevolence of Bergen-Belsen early in 1945, she would have marked her sixty-eighth birthday last June.
He also learns that his parents had not perished in a car accident, as his aunt and uncle had told him, but that they instead had been murdered by an evil wizard named Voldemort.
The opening line to the Polish National Anthem — "Poland has not yet perished" — gives you a good impression of the national disposition.
