Sentence examples for survives past from inspiring English sources

Will he remain with "White Pelicans" if it survives past its May 22 deadline at the P.A.F.

Kept in a tin in a cool spot, this cake will last for some days, although in my house it rarely survives past its first teatime.

A bonding company is often employed in these transactions to purchase the policy if the insured survives past a specified date providing a lower but guaranteed return.

If Leicester's challenge survives past Monday night however, The Lions would face a trip to Newcastle to play the third-placed Eagles and then, if they still don't have the silverware under lock and key, a final home game against Leicester which would be a fitting title decider for this season's BBL.

Will the company survive past Christmas?

While they're no fans of the federal law, many Republicans in state government thought it was better to set up their own exchange than to let the Department of Health and Human Services do it for them if the law survives past 2012.

Of that quartet, only Don Sergio survives today.

Incredibly, this peculiar object survives today.

It survives today as the Institute of Design.

The oldest Earth globe that survives today is from 1492.

It survives today in Germany and Austria as a service organization.