Sentence examples for may last through from inspiring English sources

First frosts can strike as early as August and may last through May and even June.

And this may last through this session of Congress.

Later, turning in for the evening, she quoted a psalm: "Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes in the morning".

The resulting stalemate may last through the November election, after which some Hanney supporters hope that Mr. Miron will no longer be mayor.

Duke will end up in the Final Four; St . Johns, if it makes the N.C.A.A. tournament, may last through one weekend.

The tug of war over whether to help the Vikings may last through the end of the season, when the team's lease expires at the Metrodome, which opened in 1982.

The positive feelings may or may not last through the weekend.

They can range from (in the most severe cases) impairments in cognitive functioning that may last for months through to (in the less severe and more typical cases) headaches, concentration problems, and dizziness that resolves within a week (Guskiewicz et al. 2004).

It may last for a day or two, it may go through the entire season.

The majority of orchids pass through a saprophytic seedling stage, which may last for months, especially in terrestrial species.

Until stimulated to grow, the primary egg cell passes through a period of dormancy that may last several years.