Sentence examples for in the surviving section from inspiring English sources
The Paris-based American novelist Shannon Cain, who is leading the fight to save the property, recently squatted in the surviving section of the house for 10 days in an attempt to stop further development.
There was no triforium, but a narrow gallery surmounted by a clerestory of triple lancet windows ran above each bay of the arcade, as can be seen in the surviving section in the south transept.
The surviving section of a fresco of the Triumph of Death in Santa Croce has also been ascribed to Orcagna.
If you get lost, navigate by the tall bell tower of the Clérigos church, visible from virtually everywhere in the city; or by the surviving sections of the 14th-century Fernandine defensive walls, hewn out of the granite on and out of which Porto is built.
The only extant work by Masaccio that can be clearly dated is the Pisa altarpiece of 1426 (the central panel depicting the Madonna enthroned with Christ Child and angels, now in the National Gallery, London, is the largest surviving section).
The London section, in which the surviving twin encounters a parade of spirit-world charlatans, lies particularly exposed, more so because Eastwood eschews clever editing in favour of sticking with each segment for prolonged bursts.
The surviving Sunniside to Causey section dates back to 1725.
Chromosomes with higher fitness scores (described in the following section) survive in the next generation, and all other chromosomes are discarded.
Include this in their "survived by" section at the end.
Although MGM Grand has said it expects to move ahead with the plans of both companies, state officials and industry analysts generally expect that either MGM's proposal for a casino on 15 acres along Atlantic City's boardwalk, or Mirage's grand scheme for 150 acres in the marina section, will survive the buyout; but not both.
The next generation of adults is randomly sampled from the population of surviving offspring as described in the previous section.
