Sentence examples for surviving covered from inspiring English sources

Of the thirteen surviving covered markets, Marché La Chapelle, by Baltard in the 18th arrondisement, has been well restored.

The bridge construction is cruder than the other two surviving covered bridges in Sullivan County, with each Burr arch formed from six straight beams set at angles instead of a smooth curve.

In 2001 Pennsylvania had more surviving historic covered bridges than any other state, with 221 remaining in 40 of the commonwealth's 67 counties.

In 2001, Pennsylvania had more surviving historic covered bridges than any other state; 221 remained in 40 of its 67 counties.

In 2001, Pennsylvania had more surviving historic covered bridges than any other state, with 221 remaining in 40 of its 67 counties.

We will probably never know the full extent of opposition to Hitler within the Abwehr — many anti-Nazi officers were killed in the aftermath of the July Plot, and those who survived carefully covered their tracks.

While crossing the Atlantic to North Africa, her transport ship was torpedoed and sunk, but Bourke-White survived to cover the bitter daily struggle of the Allied infantrymen in the Italian campaign.

F. Hodge (1911) calculated that a pair of houseflies beginning operations in April could produce enough flies, if all survived, to cover the earth forty-seven feet deep by August," he said.

Practice surviving without cover.

The original limestone, if it survives, would be covered in stucco or another material -- "something," Mr. Abaya said, "to make it look more modern".

Despite Mercury's proximity to the Sun, the water ice was able to survive by being covered in an insulating layer of dark organic material in permanently shadowed regions of deep near-polar craters.