Sentence examples for is outlived from inspiring English sources
verb
To live longer than; continue to live after the death of; overlive; survive.
Instead, it is outlived by its predecessor, Poor Relief, in which only the very poorest will receive government cash.
But the vehicle is outliving its fuel.
ONE thing most retirees want to avoid is outliving their money.
"You tell me now that this ideology has not exactly served its goals" and "that it is outliving its usefulness," he continues.
This would be fairer to our students, more useful to employers and better than an arcane system of degree classification that is outliving its usefulness.
He's outlived a lot of people".
The New Age bonding of the men's movement has been outlived.
It's a joke that's outlived its subject, I guess!
Mr. Dery put it differently: "It's an idea that's outlived its usefulness," he said.
They're outlived their usefulness, and now they're just a hindrance to making progress in the environmental health of the river".
"She's outlived her usefulness," one of those harsh remarks, is not up there with the famous "You're a rat, you're a snake" tirade on "Survivor" and doesn't intend to be.
