Sentence examples for survive quite from inspiring English sources

It's been a marvellous example of how people can survive quite happily without politicians.

Not the planet itself; it would survive quite nicely without human civilisation, albeit in an altered state".

Tennis could survive quite nicely, however, just as it did when it was out of the Games from 1924-88.

We don't actually need to interact, and could survive quite comfortably on a limited, and primarily food-based, French vocabulary.

Pandas, for example, are not very efficient in digesting plant material, but they survive quite well on a diet of almost nothing but bamboo.

There are, after all, 100 senators, and we know from several centuries of experience that the nation can survive quite nicely even if a sizable minority are brain-dead bank robbers.

In other democracies, however, constitutional arrangements have survived quite lengthy periods of crisis government.

Structures built after 2002, he said, appear to have survived quite well.

They had apparently survived quite happily on the island for more than a million years.

I think now I've survived quite a bit, and I think I can improve my game again".

Its economy seems to have survived quite nicely without a professional football team and the eight playing dates that come with it.