Sentence examples for survived released from inspiring English sources

Of the group of 12,000 Poles sent to Dalstroy camp (near Kolyma) in 1940 1941, most POWs, only 583 men survived, released in 1942 to join the Polish Armed Forces in the East.

A Country Boy Can Survive, released in 1981, posits pride, resilience and individuality as the innate character traits that will help the rural poor overcome threats from environmental calamity, urbanisation and big business.

Analysis of 15 informative microsatellite loci allowed us to determine the captive parents of 118 surviving released individuals collected in 1994; at that time, this represented about 40% of the repatriated population.

Cousteau indirectly challenged a claim by Joel Manby, president and CEO of SeaWorld, that no orca or dolphin born in captivity has survived release into the wild.

In fact, no orca or dolphin born under human care has ever survived release into the wild.

Wind Over Wings rehabilitates rescued birds for release, and only birds that could not survive release to the wild are used in the educational programs.

Those who survived were released after serving their sentences; these were generally Poles from nearby villages.

Increased BDNF levels found in the transplanted ICH brain sections of 6 weeks post-operation indicate that a large number of implanted B10 cells survived and released substantial amount of human BDNF even after 6 weeks of transplantation.

"Survive" was released just as the Stax Museum of American Soul Music opened in Memphis this month.

Local people regularly threaten detainees and have warned refugees they will not survive if released into the community.

Most are set free when they have recovered, but some could not survive if released into the wild.