Sentence examples for the idea survived from inspiring English sources

While the term "dot-com" disappeared, the idea survived.

The idea survived into the 20th century in the shape of the little catalogue cards librarians used to note down a book's title, author, subject and so on before the records were moved onto computers.

The joy was the joy of knowing that the work and the idea survive.

There's no shortage of ideas at the BBC but it's about whether that idea survives the BBC's power testing of ideas.

The thinktank produced a plan late last year for a green new deal and many of those ideas survived in the 1,100-page 1,100-pagessed by Congress.

That idea survived impressively until tonight, but crashed and burned amid a huge first inning by the Yankees before 41,107 fans at Oakland Coliseum.

This idea survived to a certain extent in Coleridge's classification; he stated that grammar and logic provide the rules of speech and reasoning, while mathematics presents truths that are applicable to external existence.

Sharity.org The team behind this site have done a lot of prep before the event and are definitely counting on their idea surviving for more than 24 hours.

All the key players in reform — Dodd, Frank, Geithner, Bernanke, even Paul Volcker, the legendary former Fed chairman — opposed the idea, which survived only because Lincoln chaired a key Senate committee.

J. Davitt McAteer, who proposed the rules as head of mine safety during the Clinton administration, said that if the idea had survived, "I believe with strong conviction that a significant number of fatalities could have been avoided".

In other words, the idea of "surviving" cancer effectively means "surviving so far".