Sentence examples for survive apart from inspiring English sources

In his reckoning, while having enough food for three days and a working flashlight is reasonable disaster preparedness, imagining that you can survive apart from the rest of humanity in elaborate bunkers and retreats is not.

Fifty-five million people have died since 1939 – and in our immediate family we have all survived, apart from my grandfather.

There were also important Irish-speaking colonies in Wales, but no trace of their language survives apart from a few inscriptions.

"No one thought that we would survive being apart during college," Ms. Miles said.

Four horses (C2, 8, 10 and 14) out of the 9 colic horses that did not survive had, apart from severe clinical symptoms, PRE plasma lactate concentrations well above 10 mmol/L, which in several earlier studies have been found to be associated with a very poor prognosis of survival [ 5, 8, 12].

Despite being 13-years-old, and not in the best of health, Giggs survived unscathed, apart from missing "a couple of claws".

But at the moment, she is simply attempting to survive without falling apart.

But when Lane invoked the Biblical imperative to "love thy neighbor as thyself," and protested that "without some form of mutual coöperation, it is literally impossible for one person on this planet to survive," Rand "tore apart [her] logic" and denounced it as collectivist heresy.

When they were 29, they were so desperate to live apart that they decided to take the 50-50 odds that they were given of surviving a separation.

"No, actually women are less likely to survive on British ships, apart from the Titanic".

The idea of the commune that would survive WW3 soon fell apart with various beatniks arguing about who would wash the dishes and how childcare duties would be divided, but on the upside, every summer since then, my family has spent July and August on this remote private slice of paradise which we have all to ourselves.