Sentence examples for surviving pages from inspiring English sources

Jesus' dealings with the disciples occupy about half of the surviving pages of the Gospel of Judas.

The book officially ends with the 41 surviving pages of "Slattery's Sago Saga," the novel O'Brien was writing when he died in 1966 (at age 54).

The book exists only as fragments now, but about 200 of the finest surviving pages have been brought together from around the world for this exhibition.

One of only two surviving pages from Mozart's draft for his Sinfonia Concertante sold yesterday for $228,000 at Sotheby's in London, the BBC reported.

Mather seems occasionally to have embroidered on court reports with details that appear nowhere in the surviving pages: the smell of brimstone, money raining down, a corner of a sheet ripped from a spectre.

These drawings are part of a vast treasury of texts and images, amounting to more than seven thousand surviving pages, now dispersed across several countries and known collectively as "Leonardo's notebooks" — which is precisely what they were.

Stretched-out Arabic letters on a single surviving page from an eighth century Koran have the stop-start rhythms of a music score.

Under the heavy cladding of words a political intelligence shines, but it cannot survive pages of implausible dialogue; and when it comes to the climax, the tension simply leaks away.

There are thirteen surviving full pages of decorated text including pages for the first few words of each of the Gospels.

The exhibition includes 21 of the book's 57 surviving illustrated pages.

In the autumn, Faber will publish Larkin's correspondence to Monica Jones, a selection of the surviving 7,500 pages of letters and cards he wrote to her between 1946, when they first met, and 1985, the year of his death.