The phrase "alive from a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a state of being or existence, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "He felt alive from a new perspective after his travels."
Alternatives: "alive due to" or "revived by".
Colonel Qaddafi was dead, after being pulled alive from a drain pipe and succumbing later to gunshot wounds.
(Come to think of it, that is probably the shortest possible biography of anyone alive, from a certain angle).
And what are we doing — devoting resources to, and keeping alive, from a product perspective, a tech perspective, a culture perspective — that we shouldn't be doing anymore?
"No way in hell Jennings White comes out alive from a van hit 33 times by gunfire," said Danny Reid, a Thompson partisan.
Turkey's official Anatolia news agency reported that four people were pulled alive from a collapsed six-story building in the city of Ercis on Monday after one of them managed to call a police emergency line on his phone.
After the stunning rumours yesterday spiralled into the news that he had been killed, video footage surfaced that showed him being dragged, bloodied but alive, from a truck and into a murderous throng.
Some highlights: ALIVE FROM PALESTINE -- A collection of monologues, subtitled "Stories Under Occupation," about the feelings of ordinary people living in a battle zone, performed by the Al-Kasaba Theater, a Palestinian troupe.
"Last Saturday in the Sarentino Valley, a walker was pulled alive from an avalanche after nearly two hours.
But they were the lucky ones, who had managed to escape alive from an assault they say involved regular units of the Russian army.
Seventeen players are on injured reserve, and even as they prepare for the playoffs again, the Colts have the slightly stunned look of people emerging — bruised and happy to be alive — from an accident scene.
One debate is conceptual and relates to the definition of life and to whether or not viruses can be considered alive from an operational point of view.
