Sentence examples for survive best from inspiring English sources
To him were left "Façade" (1931, recently danced by the Sarasota Ballet, among others) and the two-act "Fille Mal Gardée" (1960); Ashton himself told me in 1984 that "Fille" was the ballet he expected to survive best.
Mando Diao, which is from Sweden, headlined what could have been called Retro Adrenaline Night: a triple bill of bands that have all decided that vintage styles survive best with a little infusion of speed.
"Singapore has to do things that the Chinese can't do," said Andy Xie, the chief economist for Asia and the Pacific at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, who believes that Southeast Asian countries will survive best by creating niche markets for themselves in China.
These macrophytes can tolerate a wide pH range but survive best between pH of 4.5 8.3.
Desert living can be harsh, and living systems survive best when their mutual interdependence is made paramount.
Rhinoviruses and some other cold-causing viruses survive best in cooler weather, while the enterovirus seems to thrive from June to October.
For example, the results of the study conducted by Harper, show that aerosolized influenza survived best when the RH was below 36%, with a sudden decrease in survival of the virus when the RH was raised above 49% [ 7].
Of all the completions of Mozart's unique "Requiem", the one by his pupil Süssmayr has survived best.
The steppe way of life survived best in the central region of the empire where the Chagatai khans reigned until 1324.
The late Roman tradition that survived best was an emphasis on internal decoration, and Italy had many separate schools of fresco painters (as well as, more rarely, mosaicists) by the 9th century.
The silent conspiracy of stones — the obvious fact that architecture survives best and longest, showing us the vast, the Cyclopean, the cool, the pyramidal — makes the Bronze Age look strangely monolithic and remote: all those burned-out palaces, all that broken pottery, all those Egyptians in profile procession.
