Sentence examples for survive still from inspiring English sources
The phrase "survive still" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize the continuation of survival despite challenges or difficulties. Example: "Despite all the hardships, we manage to survive still, holding onto hope for a better future."
Most of the places where I ate and shopped are gone, but this century-old playground has managed to survive, still largely undiscovered.
Nominally they are stockholders in a newly democratic and capitalistic Russia, but they struggle to survive, still dependent on the former collectives' all-powerful directors for seed, food, even burials.
Mendelssohn, barely out of his teens, conducted a performance, heavily cut and in part re-orchestrated by him, at the Berlin Singakademie, a building and institution that survive still today.
Although a large proportion of patients with traumatic thoracic aortic injury die before undergoing definitive repair, those who survive still face ongoing risk of death and morbidity.
Now we know the Supreme Court will survive, still the same conservative force it's been for nearly 50 years.
Washing up alone on a paradisiacal tropical island, he finds plenty of food and supplies to survive, still it takes him months to accomplish the most basic of tasks—he spends 18 days widening the entrance to his cave; sewing barley and firing earthenware to make bread takes him a year.
It survives, still clinging to its host.
While the new brigade are charging over the hill in numbers, Sharapova, 27, survives still – and wins.
To determine viability by an independent method we therefore DAPI-labeled nuclei and quantified the surviving, still adherent cells by high-throughput confocal microscopy.
Six surviving stills are reproduced in François Truffaut's book.
Six surviving stills of The Mountain Eagle are reproduced in François Truffaut's book, and further stills have been found to exist.
