Sentence examples for survive the devastation from inspiring English sources

There was success this year with another Australian interactive: Firestorm is a groundbreaking multimedia project that told the story behind one of the most arresting images of the 2013 Tasmanian bushfires – the Holmes family clinging to a jetty to survive the devastation.

You will survive the devastation, but you probably wouldn't have survived the marriage if this is how you're feeling.

Malaysian boy's aquathalon raises RM 25,000 for children of Myanmar's Cyclone Nargis KUALA LUMPUR, 27 June 2008 – He is only thirteen years old, yet, Malaysia's Tristan Lim Yang-Jun decided that his age was not going to be a barrier to helping his peers in Myanmar struggling to survive the devastation of Cyclone Nargis.

So what survives the devastation of this film?

The 264 netsuke that survived the devastation of the Ephrussi family are now displayed in an unlocked cabinet, next to the piano in De Waal's Edwardian house.

Rebekka regards Sorrow as useless around the farm, while Lina, who has survived the devastation of her own tribe by a plague, sees the stranger as "bad luck in the flesh" and blames her for the early deaths of Rebekka's children.

At least 21 different avian lineages--including parrots, wrens, and penguins--survived the devastation, according to molecular evolutionist Alan Cooper of Oxford University and theoretical biologist David Penny of Massey University in New Zealand, who used differences in the DNA of modern birds as a "molecular clock" to determine the age of each lineage.

They want to know if their homes and personal belongings survived the devastation. .

Since the killer cyclone cut through Myanmar's low lying delta region on 2 and 3 May, UNICEF has been working actively to provide life saving relief to children who survived the devastation.

And this double intensity helps explain why their use of beads, and the immense faith they have in them, survived the devastations and dispersals of the slave trade to flourish in the Americas, especially in Brazil and Cuba, where Yoruba descendants are most plentiful, and in New York, which has sizable populations of Afro-Cubans and Afro-Brazilians as well as African-Americans of Yoruba descent.

As the people of Puerto Rico struggle to survive following the devastation of Hurricane Maria, Trump blamed their lack of self-reliance: "We cannot keep FEMA, the Military & the First Responders...in P.R. forever!" Many Puerto Ricans, American citizens, are still lacking basic needs like safe drinking water.