25): I was in Warsaw this summer on an American Jewish Committee exchange trip and really enjoyed the new state-of-the-art Warsaw Uprising Museum This place recreates the sewers and bombing noise that the citizens withstood for two months in 1944.
It was an attempt by Clinton to return to her strength, playing defense and talking about the scars she has from the attacks she has withstood for a quarter of a century in national politics.
– Steve Jobs, 2005 The dogma that the pancreatic-beta-cell-secreted hormone insulin is an absolute prerequisite for survival has withstood for almost a century.
As illustrated in this figure, high force tasks can be withstood for fewer cycles before failure, but as force is decreased many more cycles can be tolerated.
The new rules, should they withstand legal scrutiny, would call for a 32percentt reduction of planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, compared to 2005 levels.
Polar Bear participants, who ride the boat for free, will raise varying amounts of money for each minute they withstand the cold.
"They just withstood it for 40 minutes, though," Missouri guard J. T. Tiller said of Connecticut's response to his team's defensive pressure.
Desputin's drooping companion, propped up behind a glass of absinthe, represents women, many of them in Degas' very neighborhood, caught in ill-fitting bohemianism, absinthe not withstanding, for as Oscar Wilde put it, "After the first glass, you see things as you wish they were.
What the spirit will withstand for love is further illustrated in Francis, David and their collections: art connected to the Bloomsbury Group (David), and novelty salt-and-pepper shakers (Francis).
The leaders of this movement barricade themselves with a few thousand hapless shopper-hostages in the great dome of the Metro-Centre and withstand for two months the government's somewhat perfunctory efforts to unseat or outwait them.
