Sentence examples for which survive are from inspiring English sources

(He made oil paintings for adult collectors, and those which survive are likewise quite conservative and finished).

(Haydn's notebooks, which survive, are stuffed with the statistics he collected, on the quantity of coal burned and the number of chickens slaughtered, to sustain a mushrooming urban population).

In the uncertain world of the fruit fly drosophila, where predators and natural hazards abound, the kinds of flies which survive are those which reproduce the fastest, and these were no exception.

Perhaps the reason we haven't met any alien beings is that those which survive aren't the type to go zipping around the galaxy.

The only terms which survive are those with (k = l,).

"But there is widespread recognition that, with Welsh government funding expected to end in 2013, those credit unions which survive are likely to contract (in some cases quite considerably) while a small number of credit unions are likely to close," the report says.

Its Roman baths (parts of which survive) were built in the reign of Caracalla (211 217 ce) for the garrison of Strasbourg.

For some firms and markets, putting out a lot of products and letting the market decide which survive is a sound procedure.

The World Financial Center was once home to 40,000 workers; now it is 25percentt occupied, and its buildings, all of which survived, are slowly being recolonized.

That part of Smiley which survived was as incongruous to his appearance as love, or a taste for unrecognized poets: it was his profession, which was that of intelligence officer.

Atonement, by Ian McEwan In a desire-charged tiff, Cecilia and Robbie fight over who will fill a precious vase, a family heirloom which survived being retrieved by a soldier in Flanders and brought all the way back to England.