Sentence examples for surviving papers from inspiring English sources

There were no surviving papers in the case.

Most of the surviving papers were left in an enviable situation.

Yehuda Koren and Eilat Negev have traced her surviving papers and diaries, held chiefly by her sister in Canada, and have interviewed some of those who knew her in Israel, Canada and England.

Some historians believe that the actual petition signed by the Flushing farmers was forwarded to Holland, where researchers have yet to unearth it among the surviving papers of the Dutch West India Company.

Her few surviving papers show that she moved to America partly to escape an unhappy love affair with a married artist, and shuttled between jobs in the Midwest designing pottery and fabrics until Tiffany discovered her.

Isaac Newton read "La Géométrie," an appendix to the "Discourse," the summer after he turned twenty-one, and according to the late D. T. Whiteside, a Newton authority at Cambridge, the "thick wad" of surviving papers from later that year suggest it was then that Newton's "mathematical spirit took fire".

The Post stands to gain some of The Rocky's readers and advertisers, but without a publishing partner, the surviving paper could also face higher operating costs.

When we consult this galaxy of surviving paper, sift it, make connections between and rearrange the bits, we come to know what we have been, who we are, what we might become.

Under an agreement reached last year that allowed The Times to switch to morning publication, if either does shut down in the face of financial losses, the owner of the surviving paper must pay 32percentt of its annual profits to the owner of the failed one -- all the way to the year 2083.

Wilkes owned the surviving paper until his death in 1885.

He led the evening news on ABC and the two surviving Boston papers treated his passing as a virtual state event.