Sentence examples for surviving today from inspiring English sources

Like many others, they were not thinking about the future, only about surviving today.

You have bondholders, you have holdout bondholders and you have a debtor that is more worried about surviving today than honoring commitments made long, long ago.

They remained with St Cuthbert's shrine in Durham until the sixteenth century and are one of the most spectacular early medieval books surviving today.

No wonder that, compared with Rubens and Van Dyck, his output was small, with fewer than 100 of his paintings surviving today.

Once regularly performed at the Thai royal court in Ayatthaya, the art of nang yai went into decline in the late 18th century and is barely surviving today, said Ms. Krishnan.

The oldest English viscountcy surviving today is that of Hereford, created in 1550; the premier Irish one, however, that of Gormanston, is somewhat older, having been created in 1478.

("Surviving Christmas" was a flop).

"At the moment I'm solely focused on surviving next week.

Only four survive today.

"I survived today".

Many ritual bath forms survive today.