Sentence examples for subsisted up from inspiring English sources

The daughter library, protected by the Serapeum, subsisted up to the 4th century as long as paganism survived.

On the other hand, crystallization appears to be a rapid process subsisting up to the maximal cycling frequency corresponding to a stretching time of 17 ms.

While some bats — vampire bats — live up to their Halloween reputation of sucking blood out of animals with their fangs, many more bats subsist on a diet that is more appealing, at least in its effects on the environment.

Isn't anyone in America watching television?" He and his crew slept in their mobile unit and subsisted on snacks picked up at a gas mart.

With their regular supply line destroyed, Rosecrans's army, reduced to half-rations, subsisted on supplies sent up the Cumberland River on steamboats heavily guarded by Union Navy gunboats and could not immediately press forward.

Their provisions were soon destroyed by insects and rain; the lack of food finally drove them to subsist on ground-up wild cacao beans and river water.

For many of Israel's 270 kibbutzim, which were set up with government grants and have subsisted on farming and small factories for most of the last 50 years, the last 20 years have been marked by intense change.

The pervasive agricultural occupation of the Plains in the late-19th and early-20th centuries was widely destructive of the native species that made up the grasslands on which the bison subsisted.

And I don't think my body is set up to subsist on fruits alone, which is maybe too bad for all the turkeys and carrots and spinach I'll be consuming until my own time comes to feed the worms.

NASA's Galileo spacecraft, which in September concluded a hugely successful 14-year mission with a deliberate plunge into Jupiter, subsisted on an electrical diet of a few hundred watts -- which would light up a handful of light bulbs.

The party subsisted on that conflation for a long, long time, right up through Reagan.