Sentence examples for be kept alive for from inspiring English sources
"At least, Napster should be kept alive for an effective transition to a legal, paid service".
Chilled and moistened lobsters can be kept alive for weeks, Dr. Cowan said, and lobstermen tell tall tales of longer survival, even of overwintering in sheds.
Cows, for instance, need to be kept alive for their milk (a "white revolution", they argue), not just because they are sacred.
However, if any kind of hope was to be kept alive for an eventual accounting for Syria's many war crimes, there were no real alternatives.
That miracle came in the form of Attorney General H.M. Prasetyo, who said that the arrest of the woman who allegedly used her as a drug mule required her to be kept alive for evidence.
Towards the end of the war, scientists at an institute in Dachau conducted research into how malaria-infected insects could be kept alive for long enough to be released into enemy territory.
He was kept alive for four years.
The autopsies sometimes reveal that they were kept alive for days before being killed.
People are being kept alive for far longer now – but is being alive enough?
Friends said Ms. Benson was kept alive for more than a day so that her organs could be donated.
She was ten when she was brought to Auschwitz, but survived because she had a twin sister and was kept alive for medical experiments by the infamous Josef Mengele.
