Sentence examples for might last through from inspiring English sources
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs' title hopes might depend on the health of Tony Parker's right hamstring, which apparently might last through the end of the N.B.A. finals.
Jessica Morton, an assistant electrician, said she had taken a second job, at a wine shop near her apartment in Harlem, out of concern that the strike might last through the holidays.
Michelle Clayman of New Amsterdam Partners, a New York investment firm with $1.1 billion in assets, said she thought "it was the Cisco comments that were really weighing on people that the slowdown might last through two quarters".
Until American military strategy shifted to heavy bombing of Taliban frontlines with B-52 bombers, bringing the rapid collapse of defenses that had begun to look as though they might last through the winter, he cut a mocking, telegenic, often jovial figure.
2. This might last a while, but you will make it through.
If you're unfortunate enough to find yourself in this situation, just remember... 2. This might last a while, but you will make it through.
Where a 5 pound (2.3 kilogram) bag of food might last a single cat two months, 10 or more cats will go through it in a week.
Most important, no one knows whether we are already half way through this recession, or whether this recession might last another one, two or three years.
"A boyfriend might not last through the night".
Critics have stated that such claims are greatly overstated; some insist that the GMR might not last through the 21st century.
A string of internal policy differences and defeats -- most recently on the Middle East and international family planning -- have set off speculation from the Pentagon to Foggy Bottom that Secretary Powell might not last through President Bush's term.
