How to pronounce Withstand in English

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TO WITHSTAND EARTHQUAKES.

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TO withstand EARTHQUAKES.

To withstand this crisis

Unable to withstand the strength

To withstand typhoons and earthquakes.

And the ability to withstand criticism.

And the glass need to withstand

It can even withstand hot tea.

And made to withstand aggressive climates.

While Greenwood was able to withstand

That can withstand the warmer temperatures

The fake scars were made to withstand

Designed to withstand any kind of breakdown.

Glass that could withstand scratches and breakage

"Put". "Put up" means "to withstand something".

So that it could withstand our frequent usage?

Unable to withstand the countercharge and retreated inland.

Nature is too weak to withstand our intellect --

So they can withstand heavy-duty stunt work.

I'm not sure the structure would actually withstand.

Can the environment withstand such a heavy burden?

Financial wherewithal to withstand that can be difficult.

That can withstand or even reverse the impact

Nubuck leather boot that could withstand the harsh New

That can always correct for itself, that can withstand

Was able to withstand the increase in data usage

Were incredibly well-made and able to withstand long nights

Probably heavy enough to withstand the rigors of the road.

Stains and can withstand extreme heat, making them almost indestructible.

To ensure it can withstand the harsh environment of space

Was raised to the ground, it wasn't able to withstand

Vass said designing the Snowball to withstand the rigors of transit

Engineers must be certain it can withstand the stresses of launch.

Chile, on the other hand, doesn’t require buildings to withstand damage; regulations

Airports have had to withstand a number of critical events that have

Create glass that could withstand scratches and breakage for a new Apple

You're willing to pay a price to withstand the temptation to give in.

Can't withstand that high pressure so they get damaged but because it also

It can withstand hundreds of tons of load in full speed without breaking.

Also, it doesn't seem likely that they’ll be able to withstand a new recession.

But what I like to say is that if the Mustang nameplate could withstand

"Our proposed arms sales to Saudi Arabia will increase the Saudi's ability to withstand

Metabolism and you're gonna get cravings and you might be able to withstand those

Oil or something that has been altered to withstand high heat and then they

Less suited to hand-to-hand combat the Mongols could not withstand the determined Muslim

The battered Turkish footmen could not withstand the fresh troops, and were broken soon after.

Everybody hopes that it can withstand the wind and the waves for a long time.

Right from the beginning of life that the body has no chance to withstand that

ISIS is unable to withstand the onslaught, and loses more than a fifth of its territory.

The combined attack proved to be too much for the Britons and they could not withstand it.

Building to withstand the forces of nature can be tricky, especially as our understanding of the environment changes.

Alfamart and Indomaret were able to withstand the ban because the offered a wider range of products and services.

So America needs to get a lot of people into homes that can withstand the ever increasing wrath of natural disasters quickly.

As the Great Depression decimated his carpentry work, he needed to create something that would withstand the ups and downs of a turbulent