Meanings of outlast many in English

Stewart's writings have a touch of imperial romanticism, which might help him outlast many bitter disillusionments.

She intimated that the frame (a 'Fox's Paragon'), handle, and tips, would outlast many silks.

They will probably outlast many mountains.

She looked like a flower set on so strongly sapped a stem that her fullness would outlast many women's decline.

The transformation of the relationship between adults and children into one of caution, suspicion, confusion and fear will outlast many other Labour reforms.

It may be standing to this day, for the oak outlasts many generations of brave men.

The fenders outlasted many of the motors

A door opened from the living-room into the other apartments, furnished in the old massive style that outlasts many generations.

High-quality equipment like this outlasts many, many cheaper and smaller sprayers designed for the consumer market, and replacement parts are also available.

Thou hast outlasted many a generation;

It has outlasted many nationalities and most of the dynasties in existence at the time of its adoption; and that, too, under conditions sufficiently trying.

Fifa had endured and outlasted many recent scandals, but the FBI built their case patiently, turning both Warner's sons and an Argentinian businessman into informers.