Sentence examples for managed to subsist from inspiring English sources
For three days and counting, I had somehow managed to subsist on barely eating anything.
Wikileaks has since managed to subsist by primarily relying on funding from Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies because they allow for an anonymous exchange of real money.
The competition is pitiless; only three per cent pass muster each year, while the rest barely manage to subsist.
He is pragmatic and uncomplaining as he explains how he manages to subsist beyond the fringes of society, hand to mouth, on meals of bread and tuna bought with Red Cross food vouchers.
Lévi-Strauss points to several groups to illustrate this, including the Coahuila, a Native American tribe which, despite consisting of several thousand members, "never exhausted the natural resources of a desert region in South California, in which today only a handful of white families manage to subsist".
But those who escaped the fighting in their homelands by fleeing abroad at least managed to survive, even if they have to subsist in tents and ramshackle huts and depend on charities and donations.
Bean was arrested, tried and sent to jail, but quickly managed to escape back into the mountains, where he subsisted as an outlaw.
Bean was arrested, tried, and sent to jail, but quickly managed to escape back into the mountains, where he subsisted as an outlaw.
The star of a sybaritic film that managed to make a leg of lamb presiding over a dinner table look positively sensuous subsists predominantly on fish and veggies in real life?
