ride out

But it also gives it a much better chance of riding out the rough seas ahead.

But I have learned it is all about riding out the waves, holding on and realising that you are not going to get thrown out of the boat.

Mr. Willingham was riding out of the mine in a rail car at the end of his Monday shift when the explosion struck.

it might be corny . . . but riding out on stage wearing a suit covered in lights is the perfect way to win the love of media and fans alike.

If you don't take off that armor, I'm taking Hans, getting on my horse and riding out of your life.

Analysts said GM needed to slash its debt to have a chance of riding out the brutal downturn in sales.

For bigger ships, that means getting far out to sea and riding out the storm.

However, developing Asia faces a challenge more fundamental than riding out another cyclical downturn in the West.

As for Mr Berlusconi, he is riding out the storm, although polls indicate his standing has slipped, and aides say he is weakened.

Our development strategy summed up as "Riding out, Looking at the world. "

This is simply a riding out of the emotion itself. Focus on the physical sensations, the raw fear in your body.

With automatic beer, hot, mounted, visco-box, riding out, fold and laminate and other advanced equipment.

Japanese are used to riding out difficult times.