Sentence examples for survive next from inspiring English sources

The Albion director Jeff Farmer says the club will strengthen the squad prudently but cautions against blank acceptance of the £60m figure: "We will invest, and certainly aim to survive next season.

Mr. Brown's appeal to his party did not guarantee that Labor would survive next Monday's ballot in Parliament on the budget, which party officials are comparing to a confidence vote.

I hope they survive next year as a separate company and I hope they make more — and better deals — with cable companies and create a cheap HD TiVo sans cable cards so I can finally watch Desperate Housewives in HD a few days after it airs.

They feel like they might not survive next time and, even without that, the journey itself is one they don't want to relive.

One, I really love the beautiful, totally classic NY apartment building that has managed to survive next door......made all the prettier with that black-windowed megalith in the background: Two, I'm a big fan of old school NY parking garages like the one on the opposite side of Terrestris.

Written, informed consent was obtained from all the individuals or from the surviving next-of-kin for all blood and brain samples reported in this study.

We have previously illustrated the process with clinical examples [ 11], and more recently reported on the apparently satisfactory bereavement outcomes for the surviving next-of-kin that occur in a department in which such a process is common [ 12].

If we survive next week, there will be more cans and another fiscal cliff or two.

If Mr Hague does not survive next week's defeat, Mr Portillo is by no means a shoo-in.

The religious TV program Compass – now the ABC's only in-house production – is also expected to survive next year.

And nor is the on-pitch outcome: a team that, without serious investment, will struggle to survive next year in the Championship.