Sentence examples for survive like from inspiring English sources

Some original touches survive, like dusty crystal chandeliers still hanging in the lobby.

Rosenbluth doesn't think so, but he does think it will have to do something dramatic to survive, like sell off significant parts of its business.

I once again did some little jobs to survive (like so many of us do in between contracts), then I found a commercial agency to get me a work visa and start booking me.

Perhaps its place, the land on which a trail lives, is trying to survive, like us, and that it is reaching out to us for its survival, just as we need it to survive.

Society cannot survive like that".

Well, you can't survive like that.

But it has survived, like England, by the skin of its teeth.

He said: "This is the moment -- people can't keep living, or surviving, like this.

But 2009 was very profitable for some of the banks that survived, like Goldman Sachs, and the corresponding bonuses have helped buoy the city this year, economists said.

Only a few examples of California-made motorcycles have survived, like the 1901-02 California brand motorcycle, which later became Yale, and the 1930s-era Crocker.

They have survived, like the established church or the Brigade of Guards, because Britain is deeply conservative and takes comfort in old things.