Sentence examples for survived to keep from inspiring English sources

— DUNCAN IRVING The Chinese faced a surprisingly tough test from Germany in the semifinals of the men's team competition in table tennis, but survived to keep its hopes for a sweep of the table tennis events alive.

He survived to keep singing a Biblical vision of Exodus from oppression.

There was a duty to survive, to keep things running, to avoid gratuitous provocation that might make a bad case worse.

Officials tried to stain the marbles brown again, put up a railing (which still survives) to keep the public at a decent distance, and held an internal inquiry designed to place blame on lowly members of staff with drinking problems.

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"It went to lawyers' fees, it went to stay open, it went to pay people, it went to survive — to keep the agency going," she said.

What we do to survive is to keep the door closed".

I'm in awe of what they did in order to survive and to keep going, and to keep the faith.

"It's been such a dramatic change from several seasons ago, when we went into a season just to survive and to keep our dignity".

One way for ballet to survive is to keep shoveling out ever more fouetté turns and grandes pirouettes and multiple entrechat-six and circuits of turns or jumps on the assumption that audiences can't get enough of them.

Lord Rana, an Indian-born hotelier and restaurateur based in Northern Ireland, brought British officials and estranged loyalists together at private dinner parties.The main and hardest tasks for businesses during political crises are, however, to survive and to keep trading: to fend off looters if law and order break down, and to persuade clients that they can still function.