Sentence examples for lasting out from inspiring English sources

Warriors Tale won over the fences earlier this season, in the Grand Sefton Chase, though lasting out over four-and-a-quarter miles seems unlikely.

Building something lasting out of the rubble means you are less likely to have to return.

But if he goes on like this, I can't see him lasting out another year.

That both Mrs Clinton and, to a lesser degree, Cherie Blair built something lasting out of their husbands' careers, has furthered the bizarre perception – one about as accurate as Princess Diana, feminist icon – of highly visible consortship as, in some way, a triumph for womankind.

Q: Your family struggled through a decade of civil wars, when life was cheap, and at risk on a daily basis, but somehow they persevered, and even created something good and lasting out of that chaos.

CRITICAL PERIOD IN SPRING Conflicting Opinions Are Held as to the Cabinet's Chances of Lasting Out the Present Parliament.

But will he last out the summer?

That combination is unlikely to last out the current decade.

But, after his death, she didn't last out the year.

That lasted out the death of comedy in the 90s.

American Progress was all out to win against easier company last out on a wet track.