Sentence examples for time to survive from inspiring English sources

8 P.M. (Discovery) FROZEN PLANET There is no harder time to survive in the polar regions than winter.

We can't go to school because we got to work all the time to survive on almost no money.

Now the rich work longer hours than even their affluence necessitates, and the poor can barely scrounge up enough paid time to survive.

So, too, did Frank Lloyd Wright's Imperial Hotel, finished just in time to survive the earthquake but not the wrecking ball some four decades later.

"People are having a hard time to survive, in a small town like this," said Pam Stone, a waitress at the Sunset Grill.

Fixed needs to beat the system more often than 20% of the time to survive and become profitable.

Over half of workers over state pension age work for businesses with fewer than 25 employees (though this may also reflect poorer pension provision).Christopher Nieper, who owns David Nieper, a womenswear manufacturer based in Derbyshire, prizes his semi-retired workers, who can be employed at short notice and do not need to work full-time to survive.

"You accept me for who I am and make me feel safe and happy — because I have someone great to share good times, to survive hard times and to keep me company all the time".

Just like the remix he boasts about inventing, Puff has remixed himself enough times to survive the many ages and eras.

We went from the most prosperous nation in the world to a debtor one, borrowing from our enemies at times to survive, looking for loans, capital...how similar to MIchael's plight.

It was the last gasp of Carrozzeria Touring, a noble Italian coach-builder at that time struggling to survive.