Sentence examples similar to resolutely withstand from inspiring English sources
As Gilbert Millstein wrote in the The New York Times Magazine in 1959 -- shortly after George Abbott announced that he and an associate were writing a musical comedy for her -- she was "encouraged to be piquantly voluble in an English that has resolutely withstood improvement in almost five years of residence in this country and to bat her eyes at Mr. Paar".
Dawson had earlier superbly tipped a 30-yard shot from John Fleck behind, and kept out further efforts from McGoldrick and Mark Duffy as Wednesday defended resolutely to withstand wave after wave of pressure from the Blades.
These criticisms were never going to withstand the actual broadcast, because Russell has produced something resolutely unobjectionable and spirited – a triumphant realisation of his stated ambition, which was to produce a modern, family-friendly, BBC1-ready version of Shakespeare's play.
Absolutely, they can withstand that".
Can they withstand both absences?
It can withstand the elements.
Neither could withstand the heat.
They can also withstand the washing machine.
Most masonry buildings withstand.
None can withstand scrutiny.
