Sentence examples for crash lives from inspiring English sources
The crash lives on in communal memory like a bout with a life-threatening disease — a reminder of how many organs fail when the offshore heart stops pumping.
Although the financial recovery is now underway in Europe and America, albeit unevenly and in some cases with the risk of further adjustments, the legacy of the sudden nature of the crash lives on".
While no lives would've been saved in the immediate crash, lives are saved over time from the information contained in the so-called black boxes - the cockpit voice recorder and the all-important flight data recorder.
Mr Kaloyev, however, chose it for another, darker reason: the suburban hotel is a short taxi ride away from where Peter Nielsen, the 36-year-old Danish air traffic controller widely blamed for the catastrophic plane crash, lived with his wife and three children.
"I didn't watch the crash live, but I remember hearing dad's shock when they announced he'd died," she says.
After the crash, live footage from KTLA-TV (Channel 5) showed Beaird stagger out of his vehicle.
"The majority of children involved in a fatal crash lived in the South (52percentt), with 21percentt in the West, 19percentt in the Midwest, and 7.5percentt in the Northeast," the Journal of Pediatrics report notes.
The time to celebrate recovery will be when ordinary workers return to pre-crash living standards and the economy is generating more secure skilled jobs with good prospects and decent pay.
The show, about a detective who survives a car crash and lives in a semi-dream state, managed to give NBC a rare win in the 10 p.m. hour.
Its bratty 22-year-old heroine, Molly Brittany Murphyy), is the orphaned daughter of rock royalty (her parents died in a plane crash), who lives in Manhattan in palatial squalor with her pet pig, Moo, and her dead father's guitar collection.
Younger people are more likely to be in low wage and insecure employment and although median incomes have recovered to their pre-crash levels, living standards have not recovered for young adults, whose incomes fell the most during the recession.
