Sentence examples for only managed to survive from inspiring English sources

The paper describes her as "wounded" and "battered" and says she only managed to survive the no-confidence vote "by promising not to fight the next election".

Sharif must be the only politician in exile in Saudi Arabia who not only managed to survive this holy exile but in the process got a hair transplant and managed to hold on to his political base in Pakistan.

The spoils of the players' unpaid labour accrue to their universities, who spend the windfall partly to cross-subsidise other sports, partly on lavish buildings and partly on exorbitant salaries for administrators and coaches.This exploitative system has only managed to survive through generous helpings of collusion and coercion.

She says she only managed to survive the first 17 days - when no-one knew whether the trapped men were alive or dead - by living from one Mass to another.

She only managed to survive the attack because every thrust had struck bone.

After the sudden and unexpected death of Carneiro Leão in September 1856, his cabinet only managed to survive him by a few months.

Mr. Wagner not only manages to survive some snarling comrades, most of whom are wiped out, but also the enemy in a series of lagging, disjointed clashes, verbal and physical, that shed little light on anything or anybody.It's also a strange Army recruiting poster that shows patrols indifferently scouring the terrain, if at all.

Chiara was severely hurt but managed to survive.

Now that the family's breadwinner has gone, she is only just managing to survive.

In a city that is rapidly losing the remaining traces of its last great boomtown era in the first decades of the 20th century, the Paramount has not only somehow managed to survive.

At times the teaching doctors almost supplanted the advocates; in some courts the procurators swallowed up the advocates, and in others the converse occurred; only the notaries managed to survive with little change.