Sentence examples for surviving specimen from inspiring English sources

The earliest surviving specimen was composed by Lully in 1663.

The only surviving specimen, kept in the basement of Vienna's Palais Lobkowitz, bears an indecipherable dedication by Beethoven.

The only surviving specimen, kept in the basement of Vienna's Palais Lobkowitz, bears an indecipherable dedication by Beethoven.

"I'm the only surviving specimen," said Harvey Watkins, Eaton Street's stone crab supplier, as we stood in the quiet little market, the crash and thrum of nearby Duval Street seemingly miles away.

The sole surviving specimen of Tympanuchus cupido, which has been hopping and flitting about theisland of Martha's Vineyard for the past few years under the fascinated gaze of the ornithologists has disappeared.

A number of mid-19th-century schools, like the 1856 P.S. No. 7 on 12th Street east of University Place in Manhattan, are extant, but it appears that the academy is the city's sole surviving specimen from the 18th century.

To judge from surviving specimens, both upper and lower dies (trussells and piles) were by then produced from wrought iron.

Only 40 minutes away is Paestum, with its three Greek temples, reputed to be the finest surviving specimens on the Continent.

Because of the lack of surviving specimens, it is difficult to assess book decoration in classical times, but apparently it was very limited.

None of the surviving specimens attributed to him bears his name, a form of documentation that is also missing in the case of Gutenberg.

The final, surviving specimens of a species find meeting one another as difficult as the most ardent trophy hunters do locating them.