Sentence examples for live on from from inspiring English sources

Some live on from sheer spontaneous drama, as with Bobby Thomson's 1951 home run.

But the number that will live on from Berlin is 19.19.

After paying for housing and utilities, students from families with an average income were left with £11.15 a week (£23.38 a week in London) to live on from their student support.

And while the poll tax may be beyond the memory of most active politicians (the infamous riot that sounded its death knell took place 24 years ago this week) its consequences live on, from a contributory role in Mrs Thatcher's downfall to a massive and damaging centralisation of funding for local councils.

She didn't relish her fame, and once she had enough money to live on from the reprints and translations of the twenty or so books she did publish, she seemed to have decided not to expose herself to any more of the trials of fresh publication, even though she never stopped writing.

He kept walking around for 30 minutes and then he asked, 'What ideas do you have for this piece?' and I said, 'Think of all the bulldozers and tractors moving all that earth.' " Prokofiev wrote the piece and got the money he needed to live on from the state radio.

For Vine and Instagram, an embed must pull you back to the service the photo or video lives on, from a computer to mobile device.

It is likely that the mausoleum also reflects influences that had lived on from prehistoric megalithic graves, which were piled up from solid blocks of stone.

While the thriller is known for its intense scenes and haunting moments, a blooper reel that lives on from the film is anything but.

Khan v Malignaggi live on ITV1 from 2.45am on Sunday.

Dermot O'Leary will host the awards, live on ITV, from the 02 Arena on 22 January next year.