Sentence examples for it survived in from inspiring English sources

It survived in its old form in Ireland, both as the Catholic feast of saints and souls and a great seasonal festival, and massive Irish emigration to America in the 19th century took it over there.

By the late Middle Ages, Ekron had been abandoned; unlike other Philistine cities, such as Ashqelon, or Ashdod, no tell (or mound) bore its name throughout the centuries, though it survived in the Arab village of ʿAqir, which was first identified with Ekron by the 19th-century American biblical scholar Edward Robinson.

Therefore, its trans-configuration probably explains why it survived in the streamlined chloroplast genome of Picocystis.

When a greater system, with all-embracing aspirations, came to the fore, the guild system died--although it survived in some forms, primarily the university guild, and its vestiges can be seen in labor unions.

Thought to be Jewish in origin, it survived in, of all places, Catholic convents.

"Thank God it survived in the era when other Gilbert buildings were demolished," Ms. Heilbrun said.

It is backed by the Scott Trust, which is designed to ensure it survives "in perpetuity".

It has since survived in endlessly remixed memes and nostalgia kicks.

How does it survive in its usual hosts?

The main Westminster parties have said they will keep Barnett - but can it survive in its current form?

It survives in the traditional costume of Punch.