48 Verbs to Use for the Word survivor

For a while the enemy were defeated whenever they joined battle and lost some places: later, however, with the disease as an ally they won back their own possessions and drove the survivors of the expedition out of the country.

The Defender, having sunk an enemy, lowered a whaler to pick up its swimming survivors.

Horror and fear seized the survivors, so that, according to Josephus, eight thousand of them fled into exile.

"I have been round the village, and seen every survivor here; he is not among them, but he may be at some other place along the coast.

The provisions of the two vessels might now, virtually, be appropriated to the crew of one; and Roswell, when he came to reflect on the circumstances, saw that a Providential interference had probably saved the survivors from great privations, if not from absolute want.

In the second part Peter drags the dead man to land, and starts on the ass's back to find the survivors.

I need not tell the survivors of so many hard-fought battles, who have remained steadfast to the last, that I have consented to this result from no distrust of them; but, feeling that valor and devotion could accomplish nothing that could compensate for the loss that would have attended the continuation of the contest, I have determined to avoid the useless sacrifice of those whose past services have endeared them to their countrymen.

Even in Mercia and Northumbria the pirate's sword had left few survivors of the schools of Egbert or Bede, and matters were even worse in Wessex, which had been as yet the most ignorant of the English kingdoms.

The rest of the company were distributed in the other five boats; and these good Samaritans went even to the tents where these unfortunates had first dwelt, taking away with them the only survivor of the three men who had staid behind from weakness, and buried the other two; but the poor invalid died next day.

The poor man, feeble as he was, called to these weeping groups; who, to their astonishment and joy, drew out one survivor from the dreadful heap of slain.

Farther still, around the French villages, dwelt those scattered survivors of the Illinois who had escaped the dire fate which befell their fellow-tribesmen because they murdered Pontiac.

I had but you, and H., and M., and let me enjoy the survivors while I can."

He began to talk of some pictures he had been studying in the Palace that dayNattiers, Rigauds, Drouaisexamples of that happy, sensuous, confident art, produced by a society that knew no doubts of itself, which not to have enjoyedso the survivors of it thoughtwas to be for ever ignorant of what the charm of life might be.

The disabled desperado, seeing that he was no longer a match for Bill, jumped through the door, and mounting a horse he succeeded in making his escapebeing the sole survivor of the Jake McCandless gang.

The Russian officers strove by voice and example to gather the survivors of the advance guard together; but the consternation which the slaughter had caused was heightened by the sound of a tremendous yell far behind, followed by a steady roll of musketry, showing that the column was hotly engaged there also.

The law of Illinois very coolly hanged the survivor; and from that time to this, other remedies have been found for spiritual hurts, real or imaginary.

But these things used to be a part of his daily life; and even to-day you may sometimes hear a dried-up, palsied survivor of the ancient wars cackle out his shrill laugh when he tells as a merry jest, a bloodcurdling story of the torture he inflicted on some enemy in the long ago.

If this resemblance indicates any close relationship, we have in the Alaska moose a survivor of the archaic type from which the true moose and Scandinavian elk have somewhat degenerated.

The farmer got some assistance, and had them conveyed to his own home, when he nourished the survivors until they were quite recovered.

Let not their faults and sufferings, but what they have accomplished and done, occupy the survivors.

Having accepted the surrender of the little garrison upon his personal assurances of their security and safe conduct to Allahabad, he placed the survivors, about 700 in number, in boats upon the Ganges River and bade them good-by.

When Abe rode in the breeches-buoy, Samuel insisted on playing the sole survivor of a shipwreck, too, and went climbing stiffly and lumberingly up the practice-mast.

But the epitaphs were trim and sprag, and patent, and pleased the survivors of Thames Ditton above the old mumpsimus of "Afflictions sore."

This measure, however repugnant it was to ourselves, procured the survivors wine for six days; when the decision was made, who would dare to execute it?

The neighbors gathered, pursued the Indians, and recaptured the survivors.

48 Verbs to Use for the Word  survivor