Sentence examples for something survives from inspiring English sources

In his image of Che, something survives of his earlier experience with beautiful women.

His working title had been "Unseen Foe". But you've got to wonder if calling it "The Raft" hints at what Viola didn't start out knowing--that everyone here, the audience, the world, is in a lifeboat; that no one escapes, yet something survives.

The curious awfulness of most antiques raises the question: How does something survive to become an antique and end up in a store alongside Montauk Highway?

Not that this finding isn't cool: Whenever scientists discover evidence that something survived for hundreds of thousands of years past its assumed expiration date, it's worth noting.

Speaking to the Australian Associated Press in Amsterdam, following a five-day trip to eastern Ukraine and the crash site of the downed plane, Dr George Dyczynski said that there was a "small possibility that something survived" and called for "more scientific investigations" to begin immediately.

"There can be something that survives after the death of the brain and the death of the body that is somehow connected to a new child," he said.

One problem with writing is to find something that survives its finishing, that still feels as ruthless or nasty or mischievous as when it was begun.

He survived something un-survivable.

It has become something you survive.

And the company has to do something to survive.

Now you need something to survive the rush hour, right?