Sentence examples for surviving sections from inspiring English sources

The alley is also distinctive because it belongs to one of the few surviving sections of old Beijing.

Stone and ore were pulled downward to crash against other rocks, causing the surviving sections of the mine to shake violently.

In fact, these two impulses — disgust with much of French society, along with a refusal to "hold rancor, however justified" against the occupying soldiers — become the main themes of the two surviving sections of "Suite Française".

Ottoman and Abasi columns of the Grand Mosque Slated for demolition as part of the Grand Mosque expansion, these intricately carved columns date back to the 17th century and are the oldest surviving sections of Islam's holiest site.

Both actions relied on surviving sections of the Voting Rights Act, and Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. promised that the administration would "take action against jurisdictions that attempt to hinder access to the ballot box, no matter where it occurs".

If you get lost, navigate by the tall bell tower of the Clérigos church, visible from virtually everywhere in the city; or by the surviving sections of the 14th-century Fernandine defensive walls, hewn out of the granite on and out of which Porto is built.

It is the oldest surviving section of the city and houses its finest mosques and worst slums.

The surviving section of a fresco of the Triumph of Death in Santa Croce has also been ascribed to Orcagna.

The start of Book I is lost; its surviving section begins with a panegyric of Rome and continues for 644 lines.

For some reason, visitors stick bubble gum to a surviving section of the Wall at Potsdamer Platz: spontaneous folk-art, or a risk to public hygiene?

The Paris-based American novelist Shannon Cain, who is leading the fight to save the property, recently squatted in the surviving section of the house for 10 days in an attempt to stop further development.