Sentence examples for of surviving that from inspiring English sources

"If you get hit, you got a better chance of surviving that knee injury".

For a woman whose cancer is fed by estrogen, chemotherapy increases her chance of surviving that long by 7percentt, which is not statistically significant.

Not only does Swann have a better chance of surviving that nasty 20 minutes in the evening – provided he shuns that reverse hit – he could also do some damage in the morning.

Those born of females who had let their partners live, had only a 12% chance of surviving that long.That is a staggering difference and certainly, in evolutionary terms, enough to drive self-sacrificial behaviour by males, since a male would have to mate successfully another three times to match the benefit he gains by this one suicidal act.

He was a practical filmmaker who had faced enough difficulties early in his career to know that the ability to keep working at a rapid pace was a privilege, and as he said in Andreu's film he knew that films made with more attention to the work at hand than to one's own self had the best chance of surviving that fragile and mortal self.

It's one very young and frightened man's story of surviving that era, which is key.

Swann gets under the last couple of bouncers to survive that Mitchell J over.

Sequences became highly popular throughout Europe, and thousands of examples of them survive that are appropriate to different liturgical feasts.

I knew there was no way that a boy of that age could survive that kind of impact.

The West is naturally anxious to leave behind a government that is capable of surviving and that has a semblance of democratic legitimacy.

Thirty-four residents of Marysville didn't survive that night.