Sentence examples for was outlived from inspiring English sources
verb
To live longer than; continue to live after the death of; overlive; survive.
Haunted though they were, these survivors and heroes are less "disordered" than those who don't grasp what was outlived.
To put that in context, its production run was outlived by earlier also-ran systems such as the Atari Jaguar and Panasonic 3DO.
"My biggest thing was outliving the money".
He's outlived a lot of people".
The New Age bonding of the men's movement has been outlived.
It's a joke that's outlived its subject, I guess!
Mr. Dery put it differently: "It's an idea that's outlived its usefulness," he said.
Instead, it is outlived by its predecessor, Poor Relief, in which only the very poorest will receive government cash.
They're outlived their usefulness, and now they're just a hindrance to making progress in the environmental health of the river".
"She's outlived her usefulness," one of those harsh remarks, is not up there with the famous "You're a rat, you're a snake" tirade on "Survivor" and doesn't intend to be.
According to Britain's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, our continued failure to act may result in the first generation of children that will be outlived by their parents.
