Sentence examples for resolve to survive from inspiring English sources

His aunt said Mr. Moskowitz's sessions had strengthened the boy's resolve to survive.

While there was envy from some nonmusician prisoners, others recalled that the music strengthened their resolve to survive.

Sotheary – who survived the regime despite chronic malnutrition and a permanent state of despair – says she commends her mother for her "strength and resolve to survive what she did".

Hull, despite losing Paul Cooke to the sin bin, showed commendable resolve to survive a barrage of Wigan pressure and then clinched the game in a breakaway when Kirk Yeaman dived on Richie Barnett's hack ahead for his second try, leaving Joel Tomkins' last-minute reply mere consolation for Ian Millward's men.

Nightwatchman Porter showed tremendous resolve to survive for almost two hours in support of his captain and was unlucky to depart for 14 - made from 85 balls - as he tried to evade a rising delivery from Coles.

He resolves to survive in the hope that life will get better after residency training.

"I survived a terrible storm last night and woke with a resolve to go to my demise without regret," Conant wrote his brother Jim.

It began: Dear Jim and Marie, I survived a terrible storm last night and awoke with a resolve to go to my demise without regret.

Resolve to live debt-free.

That is a compliment of the highest order, a celebration of smarts and guile and resolve, all attributes needed to survive, and thrive, in the rough-and-tumble American League East.

The size and composition of the dominant coalition depend on the types of environmental, technical, or coordinating uncertainty that must be resolved for the organization to survive.