Sentence examples for have survived until from inspiring English sources

Some of these may have survived until only 500 years ago.

Some of those statements have survived until now and remain in the draft text just released.

They did their mathematics on clay tablets, some of which have survived until today.

Were Ford - a keen tennis fan - to have survived until our day, he would have been unsurprised to hear Tim Henman complacently describe books as "boring".

Mr. Michaelson conceded that the school could have continued to use the endowment to cover deficits and would have survived until 2018, when the higher payments from the Chrysler lease start.

I supported her right to choose but advised her against doing anything so drastic until she had given life a chance - she was only 42 and might have survived until a successful therapy became available.

This structure, despite many modifications, has survived until modern times.

Mrs. Babbitt was unaware that her paintings had survived until the museum contacted her to authenticate them in 1973.

The house had been built in the sixties or early seventies; it had survived until almost a decade ago, when the permafrost under it started to degrade.

Through the Byzantines and the crusaders, the name spread into western Europe, where it was long in general use and has survived until modern times.

The chandelier remained in the family, and scholars did not know it had survived until the Carnegie bought it for an undisclosed six-figure price.