Sentence examples for only just survived from inspiring English sources

After the conditions they had only just survived, it was, I suggest to Brockbank, quite a feat.

Having only just survived my second battering with chemotherapy and still suffering ongoing consequences, I think the decision to refuse further treatment in future may be easier.

But could the Europa League be too much progression, too soon, for a club that only just survived the drop last season?

Last season Sunderland spent £40m on mostly British and Irish players, only just survived, and the manager, Roy Keane, complained too many were not good enough.

The manager was wise enough to acknowledge that narrowly beating Wigan, who only just survived relegation last season, hardly gives cause for jubilation.

Judging by the summit's mood it is more like a coalition government that has only just survived a vote of no confidence in parliament: everyone is weary and wary of fresh divisions, at least until the treaty is safely ratified.

Sables, which are much hunted for their valuable fur, only just survive in the northeastern forests of European Russia.

But the Just collection not only survived the Nazi occupation of Prague and Czechoslovakia's later Communist regime, but also remained in his apartment after his death in 1972, watched over by his second wife.

People can easily sort things out together, So there's logically no need for a leader as everyone's different, One big group can't "only survive" just because of one leader, We're all different and some of us are smart, Let's use our intelligence and differences to be CREATIVE and help us all out together in a big situation.

Toward the end of 1700 William III was ill and childless; his sister-in-law, the prospective queen, Anne, had just lost her only surviving child; and abroad the supporters of the exiled king, James II, were numerous and active.

Only six people survived, including just three members of the Chapecoense team.