Sentence examples for vision lives from inspiring English sources

Even after his death, the colonel's gunrunning vision lives on, although in ways he probably would have loathed.

There's no doubt that, like the frozen head in Dennis Potter's Cold Lazarus play, Steve Jobs's vision lives on.

The plan never took off but Miles's vision lives on.Though London now has five international airports, pitches for new ones in the Thames Estuary keep coming.

His utopian vision lives on 400 years later: the village of Santa Clara del Cobre is renowned for its copper products, Capula for its rust-colored pottery and Ihuatzio for its woven baskets and mats.

Erin Maciarz, diagnosed with an unspecified developmental disability and limited vision, lives on her own in a gated community.

For example, Mr. Ford's vision lives to this day; Ford was the one U.S. automaker that declined government bail-out money.

I was delighted to read Peter Steinfels's article about Walter Rauschenbusch, "On the Stump, in the Rights Arena, Echoes of a Religious Thinker's Vision Live On" (Beliefs column, Aug. 7).

Nelly van Doesburg, a tireless promoter of her husband's vision, lived on in the house in Meudon until her death in 1975; the house still stands, a modest and poignant memorial to a man who for 10 years was one of the major catalysts of the art world in the 20th century.

In the meantime, they use the drilling process as a platform to prove that the robot can hook into surgery planning systems, stereo vision, live detection of tissue types and so on.

Edith Wharton embodied her own definition of a classic, eternal and irrepressible freshness, and her dreams and visions live on in the writers she inspired.

Watching them as they ran ahead of me I remember seeing a faint vision of lives we would live after the holiday.