Sentence examples for survive both from inspiring English sources

If they survive, both elders said, they believe that others will join them.

Callers wanted the Guardian to survive both in digital and print form.

"In war," she reflects, "you can survive and not survive, both at the same time".

Tesco and the NHS are in the last-chance saloon – to survive, both need radical surgery.

The Baltic Sea's depths and cold enabled them to survive both Czar Nicholas II and the Soviet Union.

But that idea did not survive, both negotiators said, and it is unlikely any agreement will run through 2007.

Those two things were pretty harrowing experiences and to survive both with a degree of sanity is quite remarkable.

While the Lib Dems hope only to survive, both Labour and Tories approach the ballot box gingerly this week in something of a confidence wobble.

The New York Times, with elaborate precautions, has had its own experience of kidnappings, and was fortunate to survive both instances, in the spring of 2004, without loss.

To survive, both Sports Illustrated Women and Condé Nast Sports and Fitness tried to move away from pure sports identification and more into a fitness-focused editorial package.

Luckily, "The Vagina Monologues" has managed to survive both success and worthiness, but then it has always been a high-wire act, balancing earthy comedy with heartfelt outrage.