Sentence examples for survive on it from inspiring English sources

The actors' guild says there is no way to calculate such a number but it confirms that not only is audio narration work suddenly plentiful, but that it is also lucrative enough to allow many of its members to survive on it.

"There is no way for those making the minimum wage to survive on it".

"If it was clear Gatorade, you could probably survive on it forever," Dr. Kuehl said.

That law ultimately granted 270 million acres of land in 30 states to nearly anyone who could survive on it and pay a minimal fee.

If you are a good player you'd survive on it – if you weren't you'd find it hard work, bat or ball.

He also sought to reconcile Britain, because even though the European Union fundamentally needs the German-French alliance, it cannot survive on it alone: without the Britons there is no European army worthy of the name.

But if the symbiont can live in more than one host species or can survive on its own, then it may not evolve in step with one host.

Now it could feel pain, now it was dreaming, now it could survive on its own outside the womb.

North Korea cannot survive on its own, but it cannot open up, either.

Maybe the flag can survive on its own, as it has been doing nicely for over two centuries.

Whether the strikers survived on it is unclear, but the planters eventually caved in and Mr Bird's reputation took wing.