Sentence examples for managed to outlast from inspiring English sources

However, the walls, columns and some of the stained-glass windows managed to outlast the flames.

Yet he managed to outlast his enemies, waging a successful campaign for election as mayor of Union City in 1985.

But Michigan State managed to outlast Ohio State, on the road, 10-7, to improve to 4-1 on the season.

Here's my latest column over on the Caucus blog, about why it is that Gingrich (everyone calls him Newt, really) has managed to outlast his better-equipped rivals.

Not what I'd envisioned, but I managed to outlast his bullying and even launch a few zingers before my mike was cut.

But protesters in Oakland, Calif., managed to outlast a threat of eviction on Saturday, defying the city's second demand in two days that they clear out.

It is not an unreasonable argument, but the effective counter is that they have still managed to outachieve and outlast a generation, with ease and without burning out.

Sure, it's a new generation, and there's new stuff out there, but what I've managed to do is outlast and re-invent.

Hezekiah (reigned c. 715 c. 687), with the advice of the prophet Isaiah, managed to avoid conflict with or outlast a siege of the Assyrians.

WWE then managed to hold off — and eventually outlast — World Championship Wrestling, its only major national competitor.

Online-only startup, Netflix, managed to out-innovate, out-operationalize, and outlast its deeper pocketed rivals mainly Blockbuster that had the added advantages of a local physical storefront and customers who already rented movies!