survivor

IPA: sɝvˈaɪvɝ

Examples of "survivor" in Sentences

The other survivor is a bombastic general from the other clan, in thrall to military glory, in love with death.
Seidenfeld added that he resents the term survivor, since he doesn't think he ever truly "survived" the experience.
"I had, in a sense, what they call survivor's guilt because I wasn't there and I had no control over the situation," he said.
Wellwishers and dignitaries of all colours made speeches to honour what they called a survivor, a symbol of triumph over despair.
She is epic in ways that Oscar can only dream of being; she's the last survivor from a destroyed family who lives in the wastes of
"In using the term survivor," the study goes on, "they minimized focus on the event and maximized emphasis on their recovery and strength."
A survivor from the typhoon that devastated Taiwan told how she and her grandson were surrounded by rising water in their mountain village.
"Everybody else will be relieved, but there's also what they call survivor's guilt, so if you do have to downsize, you have to do it knowledgeably."
Founded in 1998, the dot-com survivor is way past the 4-to-7-year-old window in which most VCs seek to gain liquidity, and has even outlasted the 10-year lifespan of most VC funds.
Healing faster than he should, Oâ€ ™ Roark helps his partner and their new teammate survey the scene of the latest of Herrodâ€ ™ s victim, who was the only survivor from the bus attack.