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"Her little body has been through just about all anyone can withstand."

We can withstand any force your King may bring against us.

Nothing would be able to withstand its power once this happened.

It was hard even in college days to withstand his mother.

I do not know if any peace we make now will withstand the test of time itself.

"A city wall is put together to withstand exactly what you're trying to do to that one."

The real question, she added, was whether the project would withstand the test of time.

The region will not be able to withstand another war.

Then let's see if he can withstand the trial on his own.

If you attack them now, they cannot withstand your might.

They are a form of pressure that you cannot withstand.

They had not been made to withstand such an impact.

We had no energy to withstand the impact of the other world.

They are also strong enough to withstand high fall factors.

And no country on earth can withstand a force like that.

But the budget in general is one that we withstand.

Your mind may not be able to withstand such a concept.

To withstand even a moment of its touch is beyond us.

Those teams are not going to be able to withstand one or two years.

"There is something I must show you, if my body can withstand the effort."

The question is: Would such a law withstand a legal challenge?

Times may change but certain characters withstand the test of time.

Music was not made to withstand this kind of competition.

Whether you will be able to withstand a major surgery.

No one should have been able to withstand such an assault.