Sentence examples for withstand blows from inspiring English sources
A bright yellow globe four feet in diameter — picture a giant tennis ball — Noah is made of fiber-reinforced plastic that can withstand blows from a sledgehammer.
Weldon Nelms, Wimberley High's head coach, said that although the school invested in pads and helmets and his staff could train players to withstand blows, even their best efforts might not prevent all injuries.
Mr. Reinert said that tests indicated that the transmitters could withstand blows greater than 3,000 times the force of gravity, or 3,000 G's, while professional soccer players' kicks inflict only about 700 G's.
At 6 feet 5 inches and 241 pounds, Roethlisberger is better able to withstand blows than the stringy sorts, but he has sometimes seemed less nimble when he scrambles out of the pocket — a hallmark of his playing style — than he was earlier in his career.
Wales were given a fright but had the class and stamina to withstand the blows.
The chicories (sown perhaps too late in the year. Again) are starting to grow again, forming geometric dark hearts, next year we hope to sow them earlier so they are a descent size to withstand the blows of winter.
The iPad may be the first truly viable tablet product on the market, but can it withstand repeated blows from serious rivals like Google, HP, and Microsoft?
A healthy economy should be able to withstand such blows.
On top of his technical talent, Friday was physically very strong and able to withstand sustained blows or injuries.
Yet Russia needs Saudi collaboration to withstand the blows to its economy from the oil price crash.
Most of the people who fight with lightsabers buy them, Paske says—he himself owns several Ultrasaber blades, which are tough enough to withstand constant blows from other sabers.
