Sentence examples for life surviving from inspiring English sources

He lived an adventurous life surviving German and Russian occupations of Riga during WWII.

After leaving I carved out my own life, surviving as best I could.

The research team also reported that the distant planet probably has had a tempestuous life, surviving the shock waves of stars aborning and dying explosively all around.

THATHRI, Kashmir — This tiny mountain town in Kashmir, once the site of bloody battles between militants, has returned to a quieter life, surviving on apples, walnuts and government handouts.

He had impeccable maudit credentials: child of a drug addict, with a habit of his own, he started hustling men for sex when he was 15 and spent much of his short life surviving on handouts.

Norman H. Sleep, a professor of geophysics at Stanford, recalled that in 1986 he submitted a paper that calculated the probability of life surviving one of the giant, early impacts.

Only in tiny pockets has some life survived.

The steppe way of life survived best in the central region of the empire where the Chagatai khans reigned until 1324.

The Great Sandy Desert had been of little interest to white cattle ranchers, and traditional Aboriginal life survived there well into the fifties.

Many features of traditional Fijian life survive; they are most evident in the elaborate investiture, marriage, and other ceremonies for high-ranking chiefs.

He had acted out who knows how many such dramas himself; perhaps he had somehow in his life survived and mastered them.