Sentence examples for survive very well from inspiring English sources

You're not going to survive very well unless you have one.

As non-subsidised outfits such as the Globe and all this summer's pop-up shows prove, he can survive very well on his own.

If further work confirms these findings, "we will have the proof that planetary systems can survive very well early interactions with many stellar siblings," said lead author Maria Lugaro, of Monash University in Australia.

There are some species that survive very well in low light.

"They are surviving very well".

He survived very well - and became a Fifa ex-co member on his retirement.

The boy I've been telling you about is 18 now, and he has survived very well in terms of his emotional health and capacities.

In this new production by Laurence Connor, it survives very well as a piece of musical storytelling and as a public spectacle.

I grew up in Iowa, lived there until the age of 27 and survived very well, thanks, driving two-wheel-drive vehicles through winters still unmoderated by global warming (where he finds a snowdrift to drive through these days, I can't say).

Furthermore, scientists in Professor Len Seymour's lab at the University of Oxford, UK have shown that ColoAd1 survives very well in human blood.

The fact that the Globe survives very well on no subsidy is proof that the appetite is there, even if many people's school encounters with the bard are a turn-off.