The word "survives" is correct and can be used in written English.
You may use it when you are referring to something or someone who has managed to remain alive or intact despite difficult or trying circumstances. Example: Despite economic hardship, the small business survives.
The plot can be boiled down to one sentence: "Unhappy woman has bad time in space but survives against the odds".
Neighbours began to speak to each other and it created a fresh sense of community that survives to this day.
Within this, symbolic landmarks like the Drum and Bell towers (of which only the Drum Tower survives), multi-tiered and symmetrically positioned, loomed over a predominantly flat landscape.
Jaroben survives the ordeal, but is left with a fistula, a small hole between her bladder and vagina.
The findings should tell political parties that they should not shy from discussing the money needed to ensure the NHS survives and showed that voters might be more willing to pay extra tax for a specific purpose than MPs usually imagined.
Little survives of his work, apart from a detailed list describing how voices can range from being engaging or feeble to persuasive and even melodious.
Usually only one hatchling in 90 survives, but if they get protection for that early period, their shells will grow hard enough to save them from local predators.
In 1973, Hornery married Patricia Allen, who survives him, along with their daughter, Jane, and his stepson, Max Allen.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.34am GMT09:34 13th over: England 92-6 (Buttler 21, Bresnan 5) Bopara survives a stumping appeal after a few replays – not that close, really, despite the long wait for a decision – but then gets himself out a wide later.
And it is a specimen I fancy still survives.
Like most professionals, Gomersall survives by running wildlife tours and workshops, as well as training sessions for institutions and corporations.
