Sentence examples for survive ordinary from inspiring English sources

The organism will not survive ordinary baking temperatures unlike B. mesentericus, which forms spores capable of survival in the centre of the loaf, where the temperature rises only to about 100 °C (212 °F).

But most Iraqis live under the rule of some armed group or another, enforced by teen-agers with Kalashnikovs, and, to survive, ordinary people have to comply with the code of what amounts to a fundamentalist gangland.

Only three survived: Ordinary Signalman Ted Briggs, Able Seaman Robert Tilburn, and Midshipman William John Dundas.

Bell said: "Stephen Fry's documentary notably opened people's eyes to what it is like to have bipolar disorder and to show that people can survive, recover and live ordinary – and indeed extraordinary – lives".

Two further pre-Reformation monastic churches, which had survived as ordinary parish churches for 350 years, became cathedrals in the 19th and 20th centuries, as did the three medieval collegiate churches that retained their foundations for choral worship.

That perfect pairing with the Mister or Miss Right we've all imagined in our hearts isn't going to survive the endless ordinary days that real life is fraught with.

Some have defended Holder's position, arguing that if big banks were criminally indicted for wrongdoing they wouldn't survive punishment, and ordinary workers who had nothing to do with the banks' actions would suffer as a result, as in the Arthur Andersen case.

It is sensitive to heat and cannot survive hot temperatures; therefore, ordinary laundry procedures will kill it.

Medical drama The Mob Doctor, which will conveniently fill the House slot, is a little too ordinary to survive.

The towers were built to withstand the stresses of hurricane-force winds and to survive the heat of ordinary fires.

Ordinary soldiers survive on a diet of rice mixed with corn meal, "white" kimchi, seaweed soup and radish pickles that they sardonically refer to as "pork".