Sentence examples for has recently survived from inspiring English sources
The formal invitation is unexpected because the narrator is a passionate liberal, strongly (though privately) opposed to the regime, and because he has recently survived a purge at his television station, resulting in the relegation of two colleagues.
This view of secularization has long been controversial in academic circles but has recently survived rigorous scientific tests.
Having recently survived a shoot-out in Iraq, they….
Even now, at the age of 78 and having recently survived Hodgkin's disease, Specter is enormously competitive.
Often, the subjects have recently survived a crisis — or are still in one — and their futures seem uncertain at best.
Having recently survived a shoot-out in Iraq, they are on a government-funded media tour and are about to return to the front lines.
Having recently survived a shootout in Iraq, they are on the last day of a government-funded media tour and about to return to the front lines.
He had recently survived an attempted boardroom coup prompted partly by concerns Volkswagen was piling on sales while falling behind in research and failing to break the US market.
He was a disappointed British Army veteran ("The gulf war had been one of the greatest anticlimaxes of my life," he writes) who had recently survived an episode of suicidal depression.
Last month she accused the much-feared head of the security service, Rustam Inoyatov, of mounting a power grab, and also tweeted that she had recently survived a poisoning attempt.
