Sentence examples for survive right from inspiring English sources
But only the paranoid survive right?
A translation in such an archconservative style can't possibly survive, right?
"Al Qaeda, as such, is too busy trying to survive right now," said a senior intelligence official based in Europe.
Genre conventions safeguard the viewer, who stays confident the hero will survive, right will prevail, rules will be followed.
After all, we have to survive, right?
2. The Pitch In the "real world," entrepreneurs need customers to survive, right?
"The only way that I'm really surviving right now is that my daughter lives here with me," Ms. Lutz said.
And, really, my enthusiasm survived right up to the moment at the AT&T counter, post-sale, when a saleswoman transferred my address book from my battered BlackBerry to the sweetie-pie iPhone.
Once Mao gave his endorsement, Mr. Lei became a fixture of party exhortations, surviving right through China's recent decades of dazzling economic and social change, even as the public became more worldly and Mr. Lei became a standing joke.
Still, we survived, right up to and through the war, and even at the end of the war there must have been an encouraging flurry, because that was the summer my father fixed up the house, adding a layer of brown paint over the traditional red brick.
That survived right until they shut it down a few weeks ago.
