Sentence examples for surviving the battle from inspiring English sources

After surviving the Battle of the Bulge, he returned home to again pursue journalism, becoming (1951) an assistant editor at Redbook.

The outstanding work was Agallamh na Seanórach ("The Interrogation of the Old Men"), written in the 12th century, in which Caoilte is represented as surviving the Battle of Gabhra and living on to accompany Patrick through Ireland.

There was a stack of interview requests on his desk and wonder in his voice: he had become more known to historians and reunion organizers for surviving the Battle of the Bulge than for any of his football accomplishments.

He had the kind of war that would make even Spielberg blush: storming the beaches of Normandy with 60 pages of Catcher in the Rye tucked under his uniform, surviving the Battle of the Bulge and "meat-grinder" of Hürtgen forest – they don't say so here, but Salinger's unit had a survival rate of one in four – before stumbling across the ashen horror of Dachau.

The battle was very costly for the Spartans; most of their army was routed with only 200 of the 6,000 Spartans that fought surviving the battle.

Just before her death, one woman who had moved to America after surviving the Battle of Okinawa was overcome with memories of her past.

Who will survive the battle at the Bridge?

Corporal Cochrane survived the battle for the Montauban brickworks and the Great War.

Perkins survived the battle and the surgeries that took his leg.

Harroun survived the battle — it's unclear how — and the next month he returned to Turkey.

The question now dominating dinner parties in the homes of Democrats in Boston and Washington is: which one survives the battle?