Sentence examples for time to prevail from inspiring English sources

I suspect that the unlikely heroes of Westeros will discover this in time to prevail against the powers that threaten to tear their world asunder.

If you give the person time off, and love truly does exist, then give it time to prevail, but the best thing to do is to always give a person space when they really need it.

Having already won the 1991-92 title, Milan's last-day celebrations in Foggia were an eye-opener; they were 2-1 down at half-time, only to prevail 8-2.

With Chile electing a businessman as president and a former anti-Orange Revolution candidate leading in the Ukraine, is simply opposing the party in power during bad times enough to prevail also in America in the mid-terms and 2012?

Delaying the triggering of Article 50 until next year at the earliest may yet offer time for sense to prevail.

His mere presence on the sideline, staring obsessively at his watch, has often caused officials to create nonexistent seconds and minutes to allow Manchester United further time in which to prevail.

There is still time for sense to prevail: the ABS should delay census day for a couple of weeks, fix this mess and restore the high degree of confidence and trust that it has earned over many years.

These findings seem to suggest that even though NSSI may decline over time, psychopathology tends to prevail.

Clean racing allows the best horses to prevail time and again, to win the Triple Crown.

Intense battles were fought, and every time the rebels seemed to prevail.

There is time for wiser heads to prevail before the 2002 elections.