Sentence examples for the name lives on from inspiring English sources
A chapter on the Iron Cross tells the story of a military decoration that symbolised the short-lived alliance between Prussian monarchy and liberal nationalists during the resistance to Napoleon, and it ends by pointing out that the name lives on in one of Berlin's funkiest multicultural neighbourhoods, Kreuzberg ("Cross Hill"), which grew up around Karl Friedrich Schinkel's 1821 war memorial.
The name lives on in a film and video distribution company, Microcinema International, based in San Francisco, but the energy around screenings has died down.
Now I understood how much of what I had been seeing that summer had been shaped by Sebring's spirit, and how much the name lives on.
And because of this the name lives on in music culture vernacular, so it's not surprising that MakerBot Industries have created a MakerBot Mixtape Kit.
The building was demolished in the late 1990s to make way for a residential development, but the name lives on in the form of a new theatre space in the heart of the M.M.U.
Much more profitable is the half-hour climb to the Château de Menthon, probable birthplace of St Bernard, the patron saint of skiers, whose name lives on in those large, brandy-carrying rescue dogs.
His name lives on too - the street is known as "Modi area", because almost everyone here has the same family or caste name.
The name lived on in the 2005 movie "The World's Fastest Indian," which chronicled the story of Burt Munro, who modified a 1920 Indian motorcycle and in 1967 set a world speed record of 222 miles an hour.
On the morning of December 17, Rage Against the Machine played a slightly censored version of "Killing in the Name" live on Radio 5 Live, but four repeats of 'Fuck you I won't do what you tell me' were aired before the song was pulled.
(The Gildredges owned much of Eastbourne by 1554. The Gilberts eventually made the Gildredge Manor House their own. Today the Gildredge name lives on in the eponymous park).
