Sentence examples for survive should be from inspiring English sources

The meaning of such dictates is clear: carrying out suicide attacks when there are alternatives that would allow the bomber to survive should be considered "intihar," the ultimate sin of taking one's own life without religious justification.

Also in attendance was disco Foremother Gloria Gaynor whose "I Will Survive" should be the anthem of this economy and on the playlist of all the recent layoffs, along with Kelis's Caught Out There.

We suggest those patients whom the ICU identifies as unlikely to survive should be assessed and referred to the palliative care team, where appropriate.

The fact that Napolitano has survived should be an indication of her dexterity and ability to manage under pressure which current Homeland Security Chief Chertoff seemed to be learning on the job.

It is unclear if Heathrow would survive should the plans be accepted, though it is thought the two could complement each other in the first years of the new airport's operations.

Ideally you will want to decapitate opponents, as they, like Hayden, can survive what should be killing blows.

But the fact that the business model would not survive transparency should be a red flag to investors.

Cardiac injury may be difficult to depict acutely in those who survive and should be treated with a high degree of clinical suspicion.

I think if we're going to survive, art should be asking those bigger, transcendent questions.

"God, mate, won't you die if you do that?" You explain to him that: no, you won't – that the fact millions of Muslims routinely survive Ramadan should be evidence enough, but that even if you're dehydrated you can break fast.

There also was debate over whether or not the surviving suspect should be treated as an enemy combatant and for how long.