Sentence examples for alive against from inspiring English sources

Penn State's passing game has come alive against Eastern Michigan.

They were lucky to get out alive against Detroit in the opener, true.

The Rangers needed something close to a miracle to stay alive against the Boston Bruins.

And again, "We are alive against … stupendous odds … You'd think we'd never stop dancing".

And as for Mickey Doyle, well, he's still alive, against all the odds.

CARDINALS 45, LIONS 38: Arizona's slumbering offense came alive against winless Detroit.

In 1965's historic Second Vatican Council, during the papacy of Paul VI, the church decided that while some Jewish leaders and their followers had pressed for the death of Jesus, "still, what happened in his passion cannot be charged against all Jews, without distinction, then alive, nor against the Jews of today".

True, the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ still, what happened in His passion cannot be charged against all the Jews, without distinction, then alive, nor against the Jews of today.

"...I have rarely been in a place so alive... Against all odds, Sarajevo is being reborn".

"America said during its war on Iraq that displaying pictures of its soldiers who were alive was against the Geneva Convention," he said.

In everyday language, that means that when weighing costs and benefits accruing to those of us alive now, against the costs and benefits to future generations, we get no "extra credit" for being alive closer to this year.