Sentence examples for survive back from inspiring English sources

He'd been too restless to survive back home.

A male, at least 10 years old, is too weak to survive back in the wild.

A long spell as assistant manager with the Nigeria national team, helping the late Stephen Keshi guide them to success at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, had finished and he coached a local club, Ifeanyi Ubah, winning six games out of nine before parting ways because "to survive back home in Africa you have to be someone who kisses assess, and I'm not one of those".

With that said, our video guy managed to survive back there for our shoot without much trouble, and if the person in the front passenger seat is willing to move forward a bit, you can get away with having two mildly uncomfortable adult passengers.

Then again, perhaps hubris is exactly what Telluride citizens needed to survive back then.

If he's deported, his mother fears he simply won't survive back in Honduras.

No one knows how many germs and worms -- from viruses to bacteria to parasites -- are loose in the bloodstreams of other animals, but it's even luckier that only a few can survive back-to-back assaults by the mosquito digestive system and the human immune system and emerge as an illness.

There had been a mass slum clearance, and this little courtyard right next to the Hippodrome theatre literally was the last surviving back to back.

The only surviving back against Italy last weekend from the starting lineups then in Edinburgh and Rome was the scrum-half Ben Youngs Mike Brownn was on the bench three years ago).

Connacht survived back row Eoin McKeon's sin-binning just before half-time and Tiernan O'Halloran's yellow card near the end proved immaterial.

I want a shirt that says "I survived back to school night".