Sentence examples for survive down from inspiring English sources

Acyrthosiphon svalbardicum overwinters as an egg, which has been demonstrated to survive down to -30°C [ 35].

That's how you learn to survive down there -- or decide to get out for good".

"Many of us wouldn't know how to survive down there, but these kids were survivors," he told me.

But there's also a chance some elements will survive down to surface," said Hugh Lewis, a space debris expert at University of Southampton.

"Strong voice," one judge wrote as Ms. Watson, of Hackettstown, N.J., headed for a high C. Another wrote, "Will she survive down there?" The 23 judges included veteran subway musicians, arts administrators and subway station managers.

My father, the literary agent Hilary Rubinstein, represented some of André's British authors and the two couples formed a friendship that has survived down to a third generation.

In Gascony and Spain's Basque country, however, a tradition of placing over the door of a house a sign bearing its owner's name (or at least the date of construction) survived down to modern times.

Now scientists have a better idea how this animal survives down under: It's more efficient at getting oxygen to its muscles than other kinds of rats are.

Is it a case of an-cient tribal tabu, surviving down all the Eng-lish generations?

Christophe established a format for English and French children's comics that survived down to World War II, whereby the text is excluded from the image rather than incorporated in the balloons, as in American practice.

However, I'd love to see a programme about Josiah Wedgwood, his entrepreneurship, his techniques that have survived down the ages, and find out why the company now cannot find enough young people willing to train in the various arts required ("They stay a few weeks," says Susan Green, a figure-maker for 45 years, "but they don't want it").