Sentence examples for first to survive from inspiring English sources

He was the first to survive infancy.

"The people have chosen the clubs first to survive and then to reintegrate into the formal economy".

Stock up on aspirin and tissues: the first to survive the headaches from the glue's gasoline-like fumes; the second because the fumes clear the sinuses.

Joseph, their third child and the first to survive, was born in 1768, Napoleon in 1769, and nine other children, six of whom survived, in subsequent years: Lucien (1775); Élisa (1777); Louis (1778); Pauline (1780); Caroline (1782); and Jérôme (1784).

Commercial interest is intense, even though success remains elusive.Although Hyperion Catalysis was arguably the world's first nanotech firm, Nanophase of Romeoville, Illinois, was probably the first company founded explicitly to commercialise a nano-substance and certainano-substance andurvive long enough to go publicertainly7).

A year later, though, Hua Mei celebrated her first birthday, a robust 60-pound cub seemingly oblivious to the fact that she is the first giant panda in a decade to be born outside of China and the first to survive in the United States.

Spurs have less than 60 seconds to survive.

The poem which is now her fourth to survive had a tortuous and not unromantic discovery.

Weir is a warmly admired composer, modest in manner but gritty in ambition, as anyone in her field has to be – first to achieve, second to survive.

He needed a game-ending double play ground ball by Houston's Jeff Kent with runners on first and third to survive.

Spencer was the ninth person in the United States to be treated for Ebola and the eighth to survive.