Sentence examples for will survive on from inspiring English sources

How each work will survive on its own is a question, but not a very troubling one.

But Mr. Norquist argues that history suggests the pledge will survive on more than a technicality.

One possibility is that the pledge will survive on a technicality.

"Trickle-down economics is if you feed the horse enough oats, the sparrow will survive on the highway," he explains cheerfully.

Both her Miss and her Mrs will be missed, with the modern consolation for TV actors that they will survive on re-run channels.

"It is a pipe dream to think that the lab will survive on Plum Island if it is not allowed to expand to Biosafety Level 4," he said.

I'll survive on that name for a while".

A slogan hangs on a long-motionless crane: "We'll survive on our own", it boasts.

In the face of a perceived high infant and child mortality, fear of extinction encourages high rates of procreation in the hope that some of the births will survive to carry on the lineage.

Magee will survive to play on Thursday, although he looked wan after Sunday's match, ice strapped to a sore leg as he talked to some familiar faces in the news media crush.

Here's hoping Coldplay will survive to release it on a sophomore album.