Sentence examples similar to withstanding the hardships from inspiring English sources

Whisky lovers also like to imagine that the occasional bracing, restorative tot helped Shackleton and his three companions — Wild, Eric Marshall and Jameson Adams — withstand the hardship of their 1,700-mile 1,700-mile and back.

"Mr. Marshall is not capable of withstanding the inevitable hardship which a jail sentence confers on a patient," the neurologist, Dr. Raymond H. Coll, wrote, "and will react adversely".

During a roundup of Polish refugees, the Hellers were sent to a labour camp in Sakha (Yakutia) in Siberia, where they withstood the attendant hardships chiefly through fortitude and their strong Roman Catholic faith.

Is that withstanding the test of time?

He has withstood the campaign's hardships well.

But they say they are confident that the country can withstand any hardships the West imposes.

Tyana initially withstood the siege with success, and the Arab army faced great hardship during the ensuing winter.

The towers withstood the assaults.

It can withstand the elements.

Neither could withstand the heat.

They can also withstand the washing machine.