Sentence examples for survived time from inspiring English sources

It's example of a good design that has survived time.

Many things in my closet have survived time, trends and decay and are triumphing anew: a navy blue Helmut Lang romper suit for example.

A sundial placed near his tomb has been lost, but the words inscribed on it — thought to be Ricci's own — have survived: "Time passes quickly.

Built around A.D. 80, a grand oval arena for gladiatorial contests and feeding Christians to lions, the Colosseum had survived time and Visigoths but succumbed to slow attrition during the later Christian Era, when various popes leased it as a stone quarry for their construction projects.

The little company that shouldn't have survived the 2000s has bobbed and weaved and survived time and time again and this is no different.

The amethyst woman, who Rubod imagines comes from a civilization in which people unite with their gemstone, has survived time because of her connection with amethyst.

The survival function indicates the probability of an observed object whose surviving time surpasses a certain moment.

For teams that need a touchdown to survive, time makes a big difference.

My connection to Jo was hard-forged in the extremity of my grief and will probably survive time and distance.

By then, all words must have been inadequate, language doing little to help a mind survive time.

I can't thank you, but I see you surviving time, Jacques; longer than the ideas that others have about you.