Sentence examples for survive so well from inspiring English sources
"One thing I like to talk about, especially with children, is that one of the reasons wolves can survive so well in the wild is that they use teamwork," she said.
In actual fact the old towns people are visiting survive so well either because they were reconstructed to the last detail under Stalinism, or left alone by them because there was no financial pressure to build on them because of land nationalization really, Stalinism is the reason why they're so much prettier than most capital cities in the west.
In actual fact the old towns people are visiting survive so well either because they were reconstructed to the last detail under Stalinism, or left alone by them because there was no financial pressure to build on them because of land nationalisation – really, Stalinism is the reason why they're so much prettier than most capital cities in the west.
This presents a new paradox for the early life history of D. cylindrus: if settled primary polyps survive so well under relatively stressful conditions, why are sexually-produced recruits absent in all large-scale Caribbean reef surveys published over the past three decades?
Maybe it has survived so well because we find it so useful.
And how has their marriage survived so well in a profession littered with tantrums and egos.
The mill has survived so well in part because of its fluctuating fortunes.
And historically, one of the reasons that the U.S.-Israeli relationship has survived so well and thrived is shared values, shared history, the links between our peoples.
But they do contend that it is uncommon for a whole group of buildings to have survived so well intact in such a well-developed area.
Oh, David, where is thy sting?" Michael Billington, The Guardian: "Mamet's play survives so well because the action effortlessly implies something far larger than itself".
That Remembrance Sunday, poppy-wearing and public silences have survived so well into the 21st century would perhaps have surprised some of the veterans of the First and Second World Wars.
