Meanings of survived even in English

The memory of the stone age has not survived even in tradition.

Denny Notre Dame survived even longer, going to December 21st before losing a game.

The glamour of his personality has survived even until now.

And you let me hope that this-thisundeserved feeling has survived even my usage!'

The excitement survived even the discovery that the part involves a total of two lines.

It was a preposterous lie, one that never would have survived even the most minimal scrutiny.

After all, he had survived even that.

Some survived even yet and occupied a strong post where Crassus besieged them in vain for several days.

Some of these people have survived even to our own age; for Bruce, the Abyssinian traveller, saw them in Nubia.

His friendship with them dated from school-days, and it had survived even the entrance of Liversage into a learned profession.

They made their head-quarters on an island on the River Nesarka, and survived even after Ziska had destroyed their camp.

Now there is good reason to guess that human sacrifices with no other origin than cannibalism survived even in ancient Greece.

Yet I survived even this, and Magdeburg was destined to lead me eventually to the real glory of my adopted profession.

In that conflict both sides would have held hobbits in hatred and contempt: they would not long have survived even as slaves.

That illustrious family, however, survived even this last confiscation, and their descendants, several centuries later, were large proprietors in the midland counties.

Mrs. Wentworth's New England ancestry and training had survived even the blows of a hard luck which had n't fought her fair.