Sentence examples for survive came from inspiring English sources

"Day to day, everything they needed to survive came from the ability to harvest the land.

Very few of the famous publishing houses of Poland and Czechoslovakia survived, and the houses that did survive came under the ownership and control of the state.

"So, for a while VH1 was airing American Band Stand a lot and one day 'I Will Survive' came on," Miranda said.

While 51 percent of the eggs hatched — roughly consistent with normal survival rates— it will be another two decades or so before the hatchlings that survive come back to Florida as adults to lay eggs.

When Swansea commendably resolved to do more than survive – coming out of defence early in the second half as Stephen Dobbie's counter attack forced the night's first work out of City keeper Joe Hart, they found themselves stretched unsustainably.

Bun B and Pimp C are keenly attuned to the way these antiheroes make a virtue of necessity, the way a struggle to survive comes to seem like a swashbuckling adventure.

In 1976, eight-year-old Peggy Hillcoat is the daughter of unconventional parents – concert pianist Ute and her young husband James, who spends his time with "retreater" friends, planning how they would survive come the inevitable nuclear war with the Soviets.

"This cut for the fuel poor, and the cap for those who need benefits to survive, comes at the same time that profiteering, polluting and unpopular fracking companies are handed huge tax breaks by the government," she added.

But flower growers are nonetheless worried about how they will survive come January if the trade preferences are not renewed.

The men who fought in Vietnam and survived came back as divided as the public at home.

Two soldiers were killed in battle, and the 10 who survived came home profoundly changed, so circumspect about life in the trenches that a mother might actually believe that her son had slept on clean sheets every night.