Sentence examples for survive to make from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether their anger will survive to make a difference in the general election this October.

But the Brexit process has so unsettled political conventions that Mrs. May could survive to make revisions and pitch her deal again.

The documentation of these first forays was published in Europe; Americans were too busy warring with the Indians and otherwise trying to survive to make books, Mr. Andrews said.

He does have a puncture wound in his stomach; he repairs to the atmosphere-controlled base to tend to his injury, and — realizing that he's alone on Mars — thinks out, methodically and energetically, in the days and weeks that follow, the measures needed for him to survive, to make contact with NASA on Earth, and to prepare for his rescue.

Who will survive to make deals into the post-American era?

Mandatory life-saving treatment of their childhood diseases helps to ensure that they survive to make such decisions as adults (Feinberg 1980).

Enough dross survived to make the gold shine brighter.

But the slavers were satisfied if enough slaves survived to make them a high profit.

Whoever survives to make 10 kills receives a $1 million prize and the right to live to enjoy it.

Castro himself survived, to make a notable speech from the dock – "history will absolve me" – outlining his political programme.

Gonzaga survived to make it to the second round, but not before reviving pre-tournament chatter that they had been overseeded.