[Idiom] RIDE OUT THE STORM. - Learn Resilience in Adverse Times with Timeless Sayings

Endure a difficult period.

To "ride out the storm" means to endure or survive through a very challenging or turbulent period, akin to a ship managing to stay afloat and navigate through a storm. This idiom emphasizes resilience and the ability to withstand hardships without capitulating, often used in the context of personal troubles or business difficulties.

Example Sentences

1. We just need to ride out the storm until things improve.

   We need to endure the difficult time until things get better.

2. The company decided to cut unnecessary expenses and ride out the storm of the economic downturn.

   The company decided to reduce expenses to survive the economic downturn.

3. They kept their calm and continued their efforts to ride out the storm despite the fierce competition in the market.

   They stayed calm and continued their efforts despite the competition.