Sentence examples for prevail all from inspiring English sources

These conditions would prevail all day but they allowed Durham the advantage at the start.

If Robshaw is just a notch off his game today and Wales prevail, all bets will be off again.

Food, crafts, canoeing, kayaking, hiking and non-stop entertainment will prevail all weekend, much of it free of charge.

Gay rights advocates said that they think they have the votes to prevail, all but ensuring adoption of same-sex marriage by the only state in New England that does not already allow it.

Regardless of which model(s), if any, will ultimately prevail, all of these proposed mechanisms specify the ER as the key organelle for LD formation, and thus this feature appears to be the only well-established fact.

"Unfortunately, not everybody's cooler heads prevailed, all right?" Mr. Gallagher said.

"The wind definitely made this course tough," Webb said in reference to the swirling breezes of at least 10 miles an hour that prevailed all week.

Antisocial behaviour, an affinity for psychoactive substance abuse, an erratic lifestyle, a tendency for self-mutilation, and suicide attempts are common, and a sense of emptiness and meaninglessness prevails all along.

Despite all the pre-match banter – "Who are the underdogs in this game?" – the big boys of Australia prevailed all too easily, defeating Ireland by seven wickets with 29 balls to spare.

The household survey, which often diverges from the larger survey of employers, found that the number of employed people actually fell in August by 119,000 from July.The breakdown of the data revealed a similar pattern to what has prevailed all year: private payrolls grew 103,000 but the total was held back by a 7,000 drop in government.

In the present study, a set of days during which fairweather conditions prevailed all through the day were considered, and the hourly averages were computed to yield the diurnal variation.