Sentence examples for survive a strike from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately none of these admirable qualities can survive a strike.

"Our ability to survive a strike on Camp Bonifas is minimal," Col. Margotta said in a blunt assessment of the power of an artillery barrage by North Korea.

Robert Lupone, a producer of the drama "Frozen," said he doubted his show, which played to just 62percentt of capacity at Circle in the Square last week, would survive a strike of any length.

They were among at least six killed, a day after Hamas's military chief Mohammed Deif reportedly survived a strike that killed his wife and child.

That my bond of trust with patients could survive a doctors' strike.

When the United States developed the capacity to survive a first strike, the Soviets did the same.

It involved upgrading the old civil defense systems and deploying the MX, an experimental ICBM originally designed to survive a first strike through some form of mobile deployment.

China now has mobile missiles that might survive a first strike, and is deploying its own fleet of ballistic-missile submarines.

"Some people say that if anything could survive a nuclear strike, it would be cockroaches and 'Wetten, Dass...?,' " said its host, Markus Lanz, in an interview after the show wrapped.

Following ambulance drivers, farmers and refugees, his tales are liberally spattered with body parts and scenes of hopeless vulnerability, like the fathers who send family members into different rooms in the hope that some at least may survive a missile strike.

Not a bad deal for a hard drive that can survive a missile strike (maybe).