Sentence examples for names survive from inspiring English sources

The sons, who use their middle names, survive him.

Their names survive in the topography of London: Holborn, Fleet Street, Walbrook.

The names survive of nearly 30 Sophists properly so called, of whom the most important were Protagoras, Gorgias, Antiphon, Prodicus, and Thrasymachus.

French traders settled the upper river, establishing towns like St . Louisand Prairie du Chien (now in Wisconsin), whose names survive to this day.

The forest has long since reclaimed most of these places, but their names survive on the railroad manifest as ghost stations between Sept-Iles and Schefferville: Oreway, Seahorse, Dry Lake and the most evocative of all, Chico, a tiny clearing in the woods supposedly named for a mining company photographer whose small plane disappeared in the bush years before and was never found.

Though the original Mesopotamian place names survive, the world depicted is not that of early Islamic Iraq, but of 18th-century late Mughal India, with its love of gardens, its obsession with poetic wordplay and its extreme refinement in food, dress and manners.

Inscriptions and personal names surviving from Scotland show clearly that there was a non-Indo-European language spoken there, usually called Pictish, which was later replaced by British.

Pissing Alley, one of several identically named streets whose names survived the Great Fire of London, was called Little Friday Street in 1848, before being absorbed into Cannon Street in 1853 54.

Many Scandinavian place-names survive along the coast.

How can the Recchi name survive?

The name survives in regiments converted to armour.