Sentence examples for all withstood from inspiring English sources

"The foundation wall, the tunnels, and PATH all withstood the blast with no structural damage," he said.

They all withstood waves and tumbles, but some fared better in deeper water or were easier to operate.

P2P networks have, after all, withstood years of legal, technical and physical assault, but still work.The widespread equation of P2P with piracy has obscured the fact that the same technology is also being constructively applied in all sorts of fields, from content distribution and internet-routed phone calls to distributed storage and search.

Newton's insight about apples, and Darwin's mechanism of natural selection to explain evolution, have all withstood multiple experiments, and, having done so, graduate into 'theories.'theories

RAFT TEs produced using either 2.4 ml of 3 mg/ml, 2.4 ml of 2 mg/ml or 0.6 ml of 3 mg/ml collagen could all withstand manipulation enabling attachment to the anterior surface of an ex vivo porcine eye using fibrin glue (Fig. 5B).

How else can we test what should endure and what should be built to help us all withstand the ensuing tempest?

"We withstood all the criticism we got from lots of people, and now we got it fixed," he said.

So the measure of Season 2 lies in how well Ms. Dunham and her colleagues withstood all the pressure and stayed true to the original conceit.

"Only an extremely rich mine could have withstood all the mistakes I made.

But the All Blacks withstood everything thrown at them.

Although encyclicals rank among the more important forms of papal statements, not all have withstood the test of time.