Sentence examples for to survive through from inspiring English sources
She finagled her way long enough to survive through the war.
"I know how to survive through it, with the gas and water," Pierre-Paul said.
What is unveiled today, however, is unlikely to survive through the planning process, officials said yesterday.
"These people, they've been able to survive through secrecy," Mr. Serrano, 37, said.
"We just have to survive through this part of the cycle".
It is highly desired to design a biofuel plant such that it has operational flexibility to survive through these disturbances.
The northern kingdom sought to survive through alliances with Assyria and Egypt; its kings came and went in rapid succession.
It's all too easy to forget the human tragedy of war for the people having to survive through it.
Congress allowed Amtrak to survive through 2003 by granting almost all the $1.2 billion requested through September.
The cabinet shuffle last week might allow the government to survive through July, completing its third year, Mr. Fujimori predicted.
The NO2 formed in hot combustion products during main combustion stage was later on destructed to NO and was not able to survive through the expansion process.
