Sentence examples for rarely survived from inspiring English sources

Unless they are made of metal, clothes from the 16th century have rarely survived.

Copies of such newspapers rarely survived (and the society, we learn from the informative catalog, has an "enviable collection").

Lawrence Norden, co-author of the Brennan report, said that voting machines were no different from laptops in the sense that they rarely survived for 15 years.

This is a limbo-like feeling that Gardenhire has never experienced as a manager, but the Twins' skid is the kind of brutal stretch rarely survived by those in charge.

Gold vessels have rarely survived, but those from the royal burials of Tanis preserve styles and techniques that go back to the traditions of the New Kingdom and earlier.

Stojanovic said birds reared in captivity rarely survived the harrowing migration across the Bass Strait to the coasts of south-western Victoria, where the parrots spent winter foraging in salt marshes.

Managers rarely survive such a circumstance.

Consequently, a forgery rarely survives more than a generation.

Deeper-living creatures rarely survive the journey to the surface.

Young chickens are especially susceptible and rarely survive.

They rarely survive the whole innings without being dismissed.