Sentence examples for survive there is from inspiring English sources

And what he will have to do to survive there is unlikely to save his soul.

"For the nation to survive, there is a need for a responsible press".

Of the rebellion's capacity to survive, there is no doubt; the BBC's extraordinary and brave report from the fighting in Aleppo proves that.

Christopher Moseley, a linguist and editor-in-chief of the atlas, said that on the question of which languages survive, "there is a subtle interplay of forces, and this atlas will help ordinary people understand those forces better".

To survive, there is no other option but to cross the river back to Sudan, says Ajak Adong, a mother of six, as she cooks a lunch of leaves.

"A lot of people regard Zimbabweans as docile," says Dube. "But there's docility based on intelligence that says if there's a chance to survive there is no point in risking your life.

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"We can't survive, there are no jobs," he says.

The rooms of the rich tend to survive: there are older rooms in the castle and in Holyrood Palace.

Later, when I observe that despite everything, Barlow must have known he'd survive, there's the briefest of pauses, then he shakes his head slightly.

But when stepdads aren't smart, stepmothers aren't happy and the marriages that brought them together do not survive, there are no road maps for the dos and don'ts of ex-step etiquette.