Sentence examples for survived from high-quality English sources.

• I survived everything.

• Floyd may have survived.

• Only 79 men survived that awful night.

• It survived the retirement of its chickens.

• They survived this existential threat.

• Only 79 men survived that awful night.

• Or, “The people I knew who got it, survived.”

• I had survived when the sniper's bullets had missed me.

Use survived in a sentence.

• “I’ve survived six owners and 10 administrations,” he said.

• I survived because of silly jokes that are more sad than funny.

• Think of all those Blue Dogs who survived, until Clinton or Obama.

• Labour had survived an existential struggle between social democracy and the Bennite left.

• Democracy, remember, has already survived the huge television-led decline in circulation since the 1950s.

• Two women were shot dead in the delivery room and another died beside an incubator shielding her baby, who survived.

• “The science survived plagues and wars, why should it not have survived the collapse of the Soviet Union?”

• In part, a renewed focus on antitrust will be necessary to preserve the small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) that survived the pandemic.

survived sentence examples

• She is also survived by her brothers David Shelton, Robert Rynd and sister Tanya Rynd, as well as Marc Maron, with whom she spent the last year of her life.”

• Among them is a sixty-three-year-old woman who survived the quake, survived the tsunami, only to look out her window and see the No. 1 nuclear reactor exploding and thought, “This is it.”

• It survived the seventies because the women who worked there were so fervently committed to the theory and the principles, and it survived after that because, year by year, they abandoned every one of them.

• The surviving spouse, in addition to a one-half share in the marital community fund, has the following rights in intestate succession: (1) a life interest in one-fourth of the estate if the decedent is survived by descendants, (2) a life interest in one-half the estate if the decedent is survived by ascendants in both the maternal and paternal lines or by certain collaterals (brothers, sisters, or their descendants), (3) one-half the estate outright if the decedent is survived by an ascendant in one line only, and (4) the entire estate if the decedent leaves no descendants, ascendants, or any of the above-mentioned collaterals.