Sentence examples for rare survival from inspiring English sources

Crisp found himself a rare survival, a media trophy.

The two booths here are a rare survival; different types of screens can be seen in the Princess Louise in Holborn and the Argyll Arms behind Oxford Circus.

The building is listed Grade II*, the second highest category, in honour of its importance not just for the martyrs' story but as a rare survival of one of the simplest early Methodist chapels.

This is a very rare survival of a religious painting produced in Britain in this early period - a time of deep suspicion of religious imagery and of outbreaks of iconoclasm.

This ceiling is a rare survival.

Even the glorious Victoria Theatre, a rare survival from 1919, by Thomas Lamb is under threat!

The three intact shrines at the Met are rare survivals.

One of the very rare survivals is the most sensual object in this exhibition.

But today, the rare survivals of these flimsy publications are revered — at least by social historians.

But these studies are not framed as models that track the gene frequency of rare survival-altering mutations, and thus do not yet extend Hamilton's framework.

The park has recently become a member of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust and is extending its range of rare breeds and breeding programmes.