Sentence examples for to survive between from inspiring English sources

These, too, affect birds like the redshank, which live on the edge of survival as they struggle to build up the energy to survive between feeds in often bitter temperatures and winds.

He's trying to survive between Putin's KGB Russia and the west.

"A person could expect to survive between one to two years".

Lisa Doyle, the head of advocacy at the Refugee Council, said: "It's appalling that across Europe, young children are struggling to survive between the borders of rich nations.

"The real question is how are we going to survive between now and the time when new conveyance facilities become available," which could be a decade or more.

First, Congress needs to remove the "flaw" in the law that prevents labs from carrying over enough money to survive between grants, he says.

The old fiver was only expected to survive for between nine and 12 months.

Seychellum is reported to be more tolerant of salt water than other families of freshwater crabs, which may have allowed it to survive rafting between the African continent and the Seychelles Bank.

The focus of interest now is to see if BTV is able to survive regularly between vector seasons and become endemic to northern Europe.

However, some members of Congress said the amendment was unlikely to survive the negotiations between the House and Senate over a final version of the bill.

To stay at a job where the boss is trying to keep you down, will eventually replace you, will pay you only enough for you to survive, will rotate between compliments and insults so you stay like a fish caught on the bait as he reels you in.