survive on造句

Human children are "expensive" to raise, requiring years of parenting before they can survive on their own.

While humans are omnivores, meaning we can survive on meat and vegetables, a cat is classified as an obligate carnivore, meaning it needs meat to survive (or at least thrive).

A wide shot might best portray one desert, while a close-up of one plant struggling to survive on the side of a dune might best represent another.

The kid needed that big city swagger to survive on mean streets but doesn't just lose it if he moves to a mild-mannered town.

She is in excruciating pain. Her three siblings survive on a bowl of maize-meal porridge a day, with no milk or sugar; no one in the family has ever eaten meat.

And then we knew: we would survive only by laughing.