Sentence examples for much survive from inspiring English sources

I pretty much survive on a large breakfast.

And if you're an actor's actor you can pretty much survive in any type of field.

"I would say I pretty much survived on canapés for the whole of the Noughties," she says.

Not much survived, for example, of an earlier plan by the commission to create a single market for telecoms services.

The task is huge and made more difficult because much surviving material is probably languishing half-forgotten in attics, closets and basements.

"He pretty much lost any interest in exercise science, pretty much survived on cigarettes, chocolate, scrambled eggs and a lot of coffee".

It's unclear how much survives the shredding process, and it allows people to consume foods far faster than the body prefers to process them (leading to overeating and blood sugar spikes).

"There's a balaclava, here," your dad is saying, offering up something that looks like it very much survived an international incident in the early '90s.

While much of their output has since been lost, much survives.

The ancient tradition of commentary on Aristotle begins with the edition of Aristotle by Andronicus of Rhodes, although not much survives today from this period.

It is the exception and not the rule to see so much documentation survive a conflict.