Meanings of weathered many in English

So too will the family, which has weathered many assaults through history.

They, having weathered many a storm, hoped to gain the peaceful harbor.

As a team, they had weathered many of life's storms together.

Geng said China and Africa had weathered many storms and their cooperation had been successful.

In a statement, Ryman said it approached debt conservatively and had weathered many housing market storms.

The Albatross has weathered many a hard gale.

These people have weathered many a storm.

He has weathered many a fierce gale of opposition, won out in many a furious storm of criticism.

The talking sailor explained, 'In course, he has been to sea afore this, and weathered many a gale.

An event, in fact better described as an institution, that had weathered many storms over the past seven decades.

Now, I have weathered many of life's ups and downs, and I've learned a tremendous number of valuable life lessons.

They had weathered many storms in the decade prior, but now at last it seemed tranquillity had settled in for good.

Since then, Britain's constitutional monarchy has weathered many storms before the palaces of Buckingham and Westminster settled into a cordial relationship.

Over the long years of his dynamic career he weathered many storms and faced more than his share of drama and controversy.

She had weathered many spats, and she found that it was best to allow them to play out and lose their intensity.

The Windsors have certainly weathered many storms over the last three decades, however, the Epstein situation must surely be testing the courtiers' troubleshooting limits.