In the championship game on Thursday, Stanford will face Minnesota, which outlasted top-seeded Washington, 68-67, in overtime.
Thus began a comradeship which outlasted World War II.
A system which outlasted a brutal famine two decades ago might survive, poorer but angrier while possessing nukes and ICBMs.
These bursts were riding on a depolarized plateau, which outlasted the illumination period, and were often followed by a prolonged depolarized after-potential and low-frequency firing.
In this show, of course, the art collection has its own timeline, which outlasts Claribel, who died in 1929.
The entire structure is now sheathed with Alabama limestone, which outlasts marble in this climate, basement walls which were brownstone, are now Missouri red granite.
My life at that time was full of passing relationships: people I knew for days, or even hours, and who posed for Polaroid-like snapshots in my memory which outlast many of the long-exposure images I've collected since.
Experimental intermittent hypoxia, mimicking OSA, increases hypoxic chemosensitivity and induces long term facilitation; a sustained increase in ventilatory neural output which outlasts the original stimulus.
Not the pickles and condiments, which had outlasted the poppadoms.
Such a case would ignore the surprises of Latvia, a nation with only seventeen indoor rinks, which nearly outlasted Canada, and of Slovenia, which advanced to the quarterfinals in its first-ever Olympics.
