Sentence examples for surviving allies from inspiring English sources

A limited edition of Mr. Mandela's handprints, inscribed with an image of the African continent, are at the center of a legal dispute between Mr. Mandela's two eldest daughters and some of his closest surviving allies from the struggle against white minority rule.

In an effort to survive and contact any surviving allies, Melissa transfers herself to a San Francisco-area web server, which happens to host a bee enthusiast website known as I Love Bees.

One of the few remaining elegant wooden buildings in central Tokyo that survived allied bombing in the second world war is the Mitsubishi lodge.

Born in Dresden in 1932, he survived the allied bombings and eventually crossed to the west in 1961.

No matter how carefully staged or taped in advance, the adulation was beamed out on Iraqi and Arab satellite television as a measure of proof that he had survived all allied attempts to kill or silence him.

Jordan, an important American ally surviving in part on billions of dollars of aid from Washington, has sought to find ways to keep its Islamist forces in check.

For a book in preparation dealing with the Colorado Coal miners' Strike of 1913‐14, would like to hear from any surviving participants (especi ally if a resident at the time in the Ludlow or other mining camps) or from descendants in possession of letters and diaries.

Jones and his allies survive three waterfalls in an Amphibious vehicle, as many of the Soviets fall from a cliff while trying to pursue them.

To focus public attention on the growing trend of discriminatory sit-lie laws and to reclaim public commons in Berkeley, San Francisco, and Portland, WRAP, the coalition, BOSS, Sisters, Right to Survive and other allies coordinated a "Sidewalks Are For People Day" on May 22.

When Germany stormed into the Soviet Union in June 1941, Stalin released the surviving Poles - who were now allies.

Ihn was eventually allocated to the Soviets when the surviving warships were divided between the Allies after the war.