Sentence examples for work to withstand from inspiring English sources

"But if he prepares properly, heavy conditioning work to withstand those last two or three hurdles, he'll do well.

"Yes, of course, but there are so many intangibles -- the ability of the works to withstand another venue, the gallery schedule at the Metropolitan -- which make it wishful thinking".

Crawling slowly out of Auschwitz, Pope Benedict's limousine passed the place where the "angel of death", Josef Mengele, used to meet cattle trucks crammed with prisoners, to divide the new arrivals into those strong enough to work or to withstand his macabre experiments, and those fit only for immediate execution.

She embraced the idea of her works being able to withstand climate change and the freedom in moving beyond limitations in size.

It's just that I'm going to have to work very, very hard to withstand it".

Suffice it to say that by virtue of hard work and the ability to withstand the effects of repeatedly banging one's head against a wall, Darcy and Huber Selections are now importing small quantities of exquisite Viennese wines.

He said abstract works are more able to withstand harsh weather and are more easily repaired than figurative work.

The materials available to artists working with the MTA are limited by the function of the works and their need to withstand the everyday wear and tear of being part of an active subway station.

You have to be able to withstand working by yourself for long periods of time.

I've become more able to withstand and work gently with the symptoms of low mood and panic that come to walk with me, sometimes.

The standards are high: If your work can't be expected to withstand a century of continuous foot traffic and weather, it isn't good enough.