Sentence examples for sometimes survive from inspiring English sources

Thoughts of sisterhood sometimes survive the temptation of a skirt for $10.99 — sometimes not.

The students who do excel sometimes survive by camouflaging their talents.

But though both can sometimes survive where they should fail, both can also die back where they should flourish.

Mr. Feith said that while the destruction of the cockpit could hamper the investigation, flight instruments sometimes survive such destruction.

(Like the bacteria in sauerkraut, those which cause botulism are anaerobic; fermentation destroys them, but they sometimes survive in sealed meats — botulus, in Latin, means sausage).

The kids run bake sales, candy sales and walkathons to raise the $50,000 needed to attend tournaments each year, but on trips they sometimes survive on peanut butter.

After his parents divorced, he and his brother lived on their wits, so hungry they sometimes survived by stealing food.

Sometimes surviving a health crisis is also political suicide — and sometimes it may be an excuse to get out while the getting is good.

Children with autism and Down syndrome are now living longer and healthier lives, sometimes surviving their parents, and in the process creating greater responsibilities for their siblings.

Here was a man of steadfast personal courage who spoke up in his writing for those called cowards, for the schlemiels and wise guys and pranksters who, faced with the unimaginable evils of human existence, feigned and dodged and, sometimes, survived.

Sometimes surviving means taking the blow, so your kid doesn't bear the brunt later.