Sentence examples for survive might be from inspiring English sources

Some who did survive might be cast up on shore at night, only to freeze to death.

The thousands who experienced the wind, rain and mud at last weekend's Womad festival in Wiltshire – dubbed Womud by those who survived – might be tempted to concur, although they at least had the solace of music to see them through the storms.

Without the picturesque roofline, these inventive houses — of which only 471 West End survives — might be described as medieval or Romanesque.

This season may be too soon for Moyes but if Villa make a short-term appointment and survive, it might be worth a call to San Sebastian in the summer.

If the 19-member euro zone is to survive, it might be impossible to fix the "architectural flaws" of which the German chancellor spoke.

The mere fact of wandering and surviving might therefore be a good indication of genetic fitness.Whichever is the case, in marmots the idea that a little of what you fancy does you good clearly applies to both sexes.

Gloria Gaynor's disco chestnut I Will Survive might well have been written about this Japanese mini-Mustang.

The odds of Nicks surviving might have been stacked against her, but she's where she is now to work, and there's no sign of stopping.

Such surviving GSCs might be more aging-resilient than those that have vanished.

Taken together, these data suggest that regulatory T cells present in surviving allografts might be more efficient at protecting the allograft from damage.

Thus, it is possible to suggest that the expansion of CD4+CD45RA-CD45RO+ T lymphocytes observed here during the follow up of surviving patients might be considered a compensatory anti-inflammatory mechanism that develops in these patients with septic shock.