Sentence examples for most notable surviving from inspiring English sources

The most notable surviving colonial buildings are the San Juan Bautista Church (1583) and the Dominican monastery (1530).

The large relief is among the most notable surviving examples of the expressive art that sprang up in Tuscany after the Black Death.

Krak des Chevaliers, ( French-Arabic: "Castle of the Knights") greatest fortress built by European crusaders in Syria and Palestine, one of the most notable surviving examples of medieval military architecture.

This Federal-style 1818 home is the most notable structure to have survived the 1820 fire.

Of his nine children by his wife, one son and three daughters survived him, the most notable being Anne-Louise Bénédicte (1676 1753), duchesse du Maine.

The terror group first destroyed the Temple of Baal Shamin and then the Temple of Bel, one of the most notable religious structures in the Middle East to survive from the ancient world.

Even with Democrats looking likely to pick up around 30 seats in the House, it's perhaps most notable how many GOP members were able to survive.

The most notable example of such an effort is the Surviving Sepsis Campaign, an international organization launched in 2002 and dedicated to enhancing evidence-based care utilization in patients with sepsis.

The most notable among them is the Baška tablet, one of the oldest surviving inscriptions in the Croatian language.

Most notable was the Paris climate agreement reached last month.

It had been a sloppy effort for the Giants — two missed field goals and a costly fumble by the punt returner Phil McConkey most notable among the mistakes — but it seemed, at least for a moment, that they would survive.