Sentence examples for rather survive from inspiring English sources

But she was serious when she told him she would rather survive in some damaged form than not at all.

Later in the play, she has him remove his mask and recall how, as a young man, he saw a lynching and decided that he'd rather survive than be a man, let alone a black man.

Which Presidential candidate's foods would you rather survive on for the next four years?

For quirkiness, try "I can't think of anyone I'd rather survive the Zombie Holocaust with".[1].

In 1895 Wilbur G. Zeigler, an attorney, published the novel It Was Marlowe: A Story of the Secret of Three Centuries, whose premise was that Christopher Marlowe did not die in 1593, but rather survived to write Shakespeare's plays.

In addition, we utilized the RMCBS to follow the C57BL/6 mice infected with PbA that did not develop symptoms of MCM, but rather survived over a week, developing high parasitemia.

People living here, or, rather, surviving here, have crossed the Lebanese border with almost nothing and are now facing winter, during which temperatures often dip below 0⁰ C and snow falls regularly.

Prisoners would throw themselves on the electric fences rather than survive.

Both men endured torture that continued for days, and Mr. Chum Mey said, "At that time I wished I could die rather than survive".

So when the prospect of a merger with another big food maker grew increasingly unlikely, the company decided that rather than survive as a diversified food company too small to really compete against the biggest food maker, it would seek bids from major beverage companies eager to own Gatorade.

Free to enjoy college rather than survive it.