Sentence examples for survive indeed from inspiring English sources

Yet against all odds, Poland did survive: indeed it has never been richer, happier and safer.

First, even a small, poor, post-Soviet state in demographic decline can survive, indeed thrive, in a de-facto currency union with mighty Germany.

The players who survive — indeed, the ones who thrive — realize that a love of the game is not enough, that being a professional entails honing one's craft day after day.

This translates loosely to "Toyota Tacoma": But a few unexpected relics survive – indeed, thrive – in this city of 825,000.

Those on our shortlist have survived – indeed thrived – under the intensive scrutiny of a second close reading.

He survives – indeed, succeeds in – numerous battles, regardless of his apparent clumsiness, which suggests a Jedi-level connection with the Force, if not specific training in combat similar to the discipline of "drunken fist" kung fu.

As for the Twelve Peoples, no firm list of these has survived (indeed, they seem to have varied through the years), but they are likely to have come from the following major sites: Caere, Tarquinii, Vulci, Rusellae, Vetulonia, Populonia all near the coast and Veii, Volsinii, Clusium, Perusia (Perugia), Cortona, Arretium (Arezzo), Faesulae (Fiesole), and Volaterrae (Volterra)—all inland.

That the castle survived, indeed flourished, is due to her and her son, Desmond.

If the Iraqi dictator has indeed survived so far, he might well survive a little longer.

"In this latest case, football has the best of all three and will not just survive but indeed thrive.

Talking to other young people, I realised some had also spotted what was going on; that the EU had become far more than just a trade bloc and that we could survive and indeed thrive outside it.