Sentence examples for survive in form from inspiring English sources

The cabinet might survive in form but not in substance: it would, in the real (Walter) Bagehot's terms, leave the "efficient" part of the constitution and join the monarch in the "dignified" (ie, decorative) part of the constitution.It is a dismal prospect.

If they exist at all, they survive in forms that require serious restoration.

"The Bel temple was the only one of these four to survive in fairly recognisable form.

In areas that differed least from the previously tropical environments where temperate evergreen forests now grow the greatest numbers of plant and animal species survived in forms most similar to those of their tropical ancestors.

The European monetary union will, of course, survive in some form.

Could Theresa survive, in some form, to scheme another day?

Which of these customs still survive in some form?

Nature, the authors argued, would survive, in one form or another.

If I had a penny left, I would bet newspapers will survive in printed form".

Three movements survive in suite form and to them were added the familiar "Sicilienne".

But the Bates name may survive in some form, Sir Martin said.