Sentence examples for surviving only in from inspiring English sources

The images on the glass negatives have disappeared, surviving only in Mr. Schneider's prints.

The dream of Senegambia seems to fade with each day, surviving only in places like the tailor shop here.

The movement largely collapsed, surviving only in pockets of resistance such as the Bundy family's Nevada ranch.

Cathartids may have evolved in the Old World, dying out there and surviving only in the New World.

The days when towns across the country presented an annual Messiah seemed to have passed, surviving only in places with a particularly strong history of choral singing.

While most of the work was scrubbed off or painted over, surviving only in photographs, the show's subway-car door by Michael Tracy, with abstract multicolored dots bubbling up, offers a close-up glimpse of an artist's elaborate effort.

Unfortunately his work survives only in fragments.

Both works survive only in copies and partial preparatory sketches.

Outré experiments in dance generally survive only in the history books.

Organized Jansenism survived only in Holland, where it still exists as a church in Utrecht.

Heron's Mechanica, in three books, survives only in an Arabic translation, somewhat altered.