Sentence examples for whatever survived from inspiring English sources
The Salvation Army is the rock star of charities and will have warehouses of donated items you can replace your ruined clothes with, because you will never get the smell out of whatever survived.
"That means we will evaluate all the sources for variations and collect whatever surviving material exists, using the same historical critical methods classical scholars use when they examine all the possible explanations for why, say, Virgil used one word instead of the other," he said.
And it seems that whatever survives the ongoing Mountain View bloodbath will be thoroughly monetized.
The Dick Cheney maniacs want the capability to launch a first strike on Iran and then shoot down whatever surviving missiles Iran might be able to get off the ground with missile defense systems.
The 1.5 million trauma patients can be expected to occupy the full effort of whatever surviving medical response is available in the capital city area.
At least 2,000 people are homeless and some were still scavenging for whatever belongings survived the collapse of their homes.
"Without aid, they will be forced to sell whatever items survived the floods, such as cars, ploughs and wheelbarrows, in order to survive".
But most of that ended when the Communists took power in 1949, and whatever liveliness survived was killed off during the 10-year Cultural Revolution, which began in 1966.
It's as if spoken language has degraded through a game of telephone that has dragged on for centuries or been cobbled together from whatever scraps survived the apocalypse, the same way Saba's family built a shack from scavenged tires and other "Wrecker junk".
Given the ability of cancer cells to adapt and mutate in the face of threats, they figured they needed four drugs, each effective against Hodgkin's in its own way, so that whatever cells survived one wave had a chance of being killed by the next.
Whatever pieces survive from this period will probably include objects by all four designers.
