Sentence examples for alive better from inspiring English sources
Union Square Hospital gets the worst cases but keeps them alive better than any other hospital in the city.
Then from the heavens came day 5 I discovered the reasons I am alive better than when I met Christopher Biggins Glover, Stanning and Bradley Wiggins.
If this dude's a cad and they make it out alive, better have some footage to show for it.
"It's wonderful they found them alive, far better than the other result," Mr. Murray said.
Courbet, Goya, and her beloved Schiele all make you feel more alive, for better and worse.
Today those locutorios and mobile phones are alive with better tidings.
That may be a tall order, but, imperfect though the NPT is, most of its signatories know that keeping it alive is better than any alternative.
The reason to make them a wider part of care is that millions of people are alive or better off today because of them: clinical trials work.
The fewer terrorists there are planning and carrying out attacks on civilians — and for that matter, the fewer terrorists left alive — the better our world must exponentially become.
"Blind Mountain" is a coda to that story, as well as a reminder that art sometimes keeps the truth alive far better than the news.
Jools and Jops were your earliest, ever-so-vulnerable troops in Cannon Fodder, and the longer you kept them alive the better they got.
