Sentence examples for papers that survive from inspiring English sources

The papers that survive may be the ones that deliver one kind of news extremely well.

"It's about a Constitution, a piece of paper that survived impeachments and one presidential resignation.

St John Medical Director Dr Tony Smith told the paper that surviving falls from such heights was "extraordinarily unusual" but that the roof of the low-rise building far below likely broke his fall enough to save his life.

The recession has hardly been a windfall for these street papers, most of which are nonprofits that survive on grants and donations as well as circulation revenue.

That's why marriages that survive, survive.

They reply: Those that survive!

A few weeks after speaking to The Times, Mr. McDougal discovered -- by accident, he said -- some Whitewater bank records in a rusty file cabinet: the same papers that had survived the fire.

Scottish government papers confirmed that surviving agri-environment grants would be made harder to apply for, to cut costs.

They confirm the identity of the universal common ancestor (UCA) in the JTB paper as representing a population that survived more than one Snowball Earth or other bottleneck.

(Two provisions that survived court scrutiny dealing with false residency papers would remain law under De León's bill).

Now those original paper records that survived are preserved in 1,300 boxes inside a temperature-controlled warehouse run by data company Iron Mountain in Birmingham.