Sentence examples for survive between from inspiring English sources

These, too, affect birds like the redshank, which live on the edge of survival as they struggle to build up the energy to survive between feeds in often bitter temperatures and winds.

He's trying to survive between Putin's KGB Russia and the west.

"A person could expect to survive between one to two years".

Most patients with ALS survive between three and five years after disease onset.

We can survive between the centers of power — the United States and China — if we continue the path to integration.

"One of them was, 'Your marriage will survive between the hours of six and seven in the evening'.

The school, now renamed for Charles Darwin, survives between glittering new shops and the dour high-rise apartment buildings that still line a boulevard of broken Communist dreams.

Her parents, astonishingly, survived between them Dachau, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen; to Fanni's intense joy, her mother later joined her in Manchester.

Ireland spent most of the first half surviving between their own 22 and five-metre lines but a succession of errors by the Springboks left them 6-3 behind at the interval after two penalties by Johnny Sexton.

Still, the Catalogue is much better attested than most "lost" works, with some 1,300 whole or partial lines surviving: "between a third and a quarter of the original poem", by one estimate.

There was no significant difference in surviving between immunized and control mice (P: 1; Table 1, experiment 2).