Sentence examples for to survive from from inspiring English sources

Having that choice is what enables us to survive from day to day without going nuts.

These titles, along with the Sunday Sport, were the only ones to survive from that era.

"Fourteen are known to survive from Massachusetts, and this is an official Massachusetts broadside".

While there are inscriptions that antedate the Christian Era, no texts appear to survive from before the 10th century ad.

The most famous work to survive from the Almoravid age is the Great Mosque at Tlemcen, Algeria.

(Moltke was 89 when he made the recordings — the only ones known to survive from someone born as early as 1800).

People in Kabul are vaguely aware of the threat from earthquakes, but they are entirely engaged in the struggle to survive from day to day.

It is the most heavily illustrated edition of the Ramayana and the only one to survive from Rajasthan from this period.

One of the most beautiful objects here — the show's centerpiece — is the 922-page Kennicott Bible, "the most lavishly illuminated Hebrew Bible" to survive from medieval Spain.

Until the discovery of The Death of the Virgin, the so-called "Marino drawings" were the only certain works to survive from his pre-Roman years.

They have borrowed to survive from friends, from micro-credit companies and banks and from loan sharks, increasing already high levels of indebtedness.