Sentence examples for far from surviving from inspiring English sources

Far from surviving on beans on toast, the reports claimed the celebrities had ordered in stilton cheese and mangoes and quaffed four bottles of Chablis, a chardonnay and some red wine.

Cellular regeneration in the nephron tubules was noted as far back as the late 19th century, and was suggested to arise from surviving cells within injured tubules [ 7].

No crew in open boats had ever been this far from safety and survived.

So Hollande, so far, has survived.

MADRID — Europe so far has survived the bailout of Greece.

And the bank, at least so far, has survived.

In this second book we hear how, for 13 turbulent years, far from feeble-minded, he survived numerous assassination plots by political rivals including his adored wife Messalina, before finally being poisoned by her successor Agrippina.

Racism, anti-Semitism, and other forms of hatred are far from gone, and they survive in codes that are still common coin in politics, but they are at least called out and challenged in ways that, decades ago, they wouldn't have been.

Do classes, which were found for small values of the radius, survive far from the codim-3 singularity?

PAGE C7 SURVIVAL IN QUESTION -- As Enron tries to sort through creditors' claims and to tally the billions of dollars in debt parked off its balance sheet, its chances of surviving remain far from certain.

NYRA has been far from perfect, but it has survived that corrupt OTB system and a sometimes hostile state government.