Sentence examples for which persisted from inspiring English sources
The 1860s imprinted a sleepy image on Tasmania, which persisted.
The Conservative leader sacked Powell, and thus opened up a fissure in his party which persisted.
The event had been postponed on Monday because of heavy fog, which persisted into the finals.
Yet he maintained a fugitive reputation which persisted up until his death, and beyond.
This event earned the Kaiser's troops their reputation as barbarians, which persisted throughout the war.
Psoriasis, a condition which persisted throughout his life, resulted in a 4-F classification and medical exemption from military service.
The Sudanese were historically associated with the slave trade, which persisted in parts of Central Africa into the nineteen-thirties.
Even before the conversion of Constantine, Christians were developing new forms of literature, which persisted throughout the ensuing centuries.
Early in this period he experienced a sort of phobic panic, which persisted until the end of April 1870.
Bootlegging helped lead to the establishment of American organized crime, which persisted long after the repeal of Prohibition.
Ordnance Survey, which persisted as a domestic government agency, established Ordnance Survey International LLP, a consultancy company, in 2012.
