Sentence examples for survive of which from inspiring English sources

Several of Strauss's own performances survive, of which the finest - measured in speed but relentless in intensity - is his 1944 radio broadcast with the Vienna Philharmonic (Preiser).

Six of the original cohort of 12 Vaux buildings survive, of which the best preserved are the Tompkins Square Lodging House and the school at 256 Mott Street.

Of 14 plays attributed to Wang, only three survive, of which Xixiangji (The Story of the Western Wing, also published as The Romance of the Western Chamber) is widely regarded as the best northern play of the period.

The material for study is admittedly more extensive; manuscripts produced in the Middle Ages and Renaissance have been preserved in very large numbers (more than 50,000 whole volumes survive, of which probably 4,000 or 5,000 are explicitly dated), and they include work from most parts of the Byzantine Empire as well as from Italy.

A number of illuminated manuscripts from Wales survive, of which the 8th century Hereford Gospels and Lichfield Gospels are the most notable.

Survival rate was 47% among 36 cases, survival was better with ciprofloxacin; than cefotaxime+ gentamicin, twenty neonates survived of which 13/20 (65%) received ciprofloxacin.

Of the 750 involved, only 150 survived, of which he was one.

84.6% (n = 26) of halves which were pre-conditioned at high food level survived, of which 95.5% (n = 22) were able to regenerate the apical organ.

In contrast, only 59.4% (n = 32) of halves pre-conditioned at low food level survived, of which only 63.2% (n = 19) were able to regenerate the apical organ.

In the south were the British (Brythonic-speaking) descendants of the peoples of the Roman-influenced kingdoms of "The Old North", the most powerful and longest surviving of which was the Kingdom of Strathclyde.

Nearly 500 survived, of which 35 sustained severe physical injuries.