Sentence examples for surviving frame from inspiring English sources

It was something Mark's letter had recorded: the surviving frame of a wrecked Norwegian barque, the Nornen, driven upstream from Lundy island by a storm in 1897.

Johnson managed to survive the frame, however, in the third, Nurmagomedov finally found his finishing form, forcing Johnson to submit due to a kimura.

Other Scots detectives operate in the less ambiguous setting of Glasgow, where far fewer classical outlines have survived to frame the rough stuff.

Thompson survived the frame and took the fifth on the judges scorecards.

He's survived being framed for the murder of his nephew King Joffrey, a slash to the face while winning the Battle of Blackwater, and being sold into slavery after killing his father and fleeing the country.

And if, as local historian Robert C. Friedrich laments, many of the fine details of surviving, older wood-frame homes disappeared beneath vinyl siding during the energy-conscious 1970s, there is still the imposing Poppenhusen Institute, a New York City historical landmark that combines Italianate and French Second Empire elements.

Ding had shown nothing but fight to reach the last four in Sheffield, most notably in surviving a last-frame thriller against Stuart Bingham in the second round and a tense fightback against Mark Selby in the quarter-finals.

With even the storied Italian frame makers — Faliero Masi, Ugo De Rosa, Ernesto Colnago — giving in to aluminum, carbon and titanium frames, the craft of welding steel-alloy tubes into ornately cut lugs to form the ruggedly elegant geometry of a bicycle frame survives mostly in a niche of custom frame builders.

Except the three surviving houses, several wood-frame houses at the toe of the landslide were completely destroyed, as shown in Fig. 16.

The UHDCC frame survived 3 kinds of earthquakes with the peak ground acceleration from 0.105 g to 1.178 g, and exhibited excellent inter-story drift control under extremely strong earthquakes.

"I was overwhelmed with the numbers of people helping out". Image caption Only the aluminium frame survived among the "charred mess" "It was a charred mess," Mr Walton said.