Sentence examples for survive to get from inspiring English sources

He just did what he had to do to survive, to get money".

Increased longevity has its benefits but it does mean that those who might have been carried off by a heart attack in earlier times now survive to get the increasingly-common diseases of Alzheimer's or dementia.

A very large portion of this group was way too busy trying to survive to get too teary-eyed.

36 Although mortality was counted from the time of the first prescription for all patients, the time until second prescription would be "immortal" for patients who used the study drugs and who had to survive to get a second prescription to be in the study.

There has been some bitter criticism concerning some of the Liberal Party's choices among its 479 candidates, of whom only 9 survived to get back into Westminster.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, March 18 , 1950P. 50 There has been some bitter criticism concerning some of the Liberal Party's choices among its 479 candidates, of whom only 9 survived to get back into Westminster.

Maybe it was climbing, or surviving, to get into the second round.

Children face huge challenges on a daily basis - challenges just to survive, to grow and to get an education.

Mr. Silbermann said: "The only way to survive is to get beyond the knee-jerk resistance to change.

"The elder generation arrived [in the UK] and fitted their faith round the need to assimilate, survive and to get work.

"The only way to survive is to get off the X".