Sentence examples for though surviving from inspiring English sources

In the 20th-century Turkish republic, bey, though surviving in polite conversation, was replaced by bay before the name (equivalent to "Mr".).

The firefighters' and stockbrokers' families would be taken care of, people at the soup kitchens were certain, even though surviving spouses have complained of onerous paperwork and the lack of help to pay bills due immediately.

These soldiers, though surviving, often are living with tremendous challenges, including amputations, burns and brain injuries.

In contrast, septic patients with persistent altered microcirculation, though Surviving Sepsis Campaign recommended endpoints are achieved, might benefit from a further increase in MAP beyond the 'magic' value of 65 mm Hg.

The Drexel, though, survived.

Marvellous, though, survives the critic-baiting risk of its title.

Out of the loop Beer and opera Green-eyed in Glasgow Dim diolch* Gloom at the Bank Muck, brass and politics ReprintsA few, though, survived.

"In the meantime, I still gotta keep doing what I'm doing though to survive.

It was only during the ages of candlelight that the race of ghosts really flourished, though they survived though the era of gas.

Somehow, though, Hull survived to edge a thrilling contest.

Wholeness was lost, though the surviving structures of narrative testified to a continuing need for it.