Sentence examples for survive a trial from inspiring English sources

It must first survive a trial by fire from its critics in Washington and Tehran.

Once an agreement is announced, it will not take effect for some time: it must first survive a trial by fire from its critics in Washington and Tehran.

Mr. Casale is "in very poor physical condition and there is a strong probability that he could not survive a trial," his lawyer, Frank J. Hancock, wrote in court papers.

Meanwhile, Wall Street took President Clintons impeachment in stride, reckoning that the President will survive a trial in the Senate if it ever comes to that.

"Even though most market players think Clinton will survive a trial in the Senate if it comes to that they are worried that it would stalemate the government once again and cripple an already lame-duck president," Hyman says.

Instead, they would essentially need to apply for a loan all over again, with all the paperwork and headaches that implies, and survive a "trial" period that was supposed to last three months but often dragged on for a year or more.

My FAITH survived a Trial By Fire.

When Clapperton died, Lander was pushed to the forefront, surviving a trial by poison to make it home.

And he survived a trial on corruption charges that nearly dashed his dreams of moving to Frankfurt, where the European bank is based.

Mr Giuliani has many of Mr McCain's strengths: a tough guy who fixed New York's crime problem and survived a trial by fire.

If the Kardashians can survive a murder trial, a Parisian diamond heist and Kim's music career (music and career are both generous terms, tbqh), then what's a little infighting among family?