See out

Please see our guest out.

I saw that boy into the world and I will see him out.

I'll never give up. I'm going to see this thing out.

Life. He's perished with it. / Is he very near the last? / At the backend of it, I'd say. With the prostate, the lungs, the liver. He's already half-ghost. / Can't we have another tomorrow? / This night will see him out. / God-God-God and God-God-God, please save him. […] The average stay was four to six years, when they died. When death arrived, they'd send for Burke and Hare.

The surviving units are now seeing out their final days on the Coastway route in Sussex, operated by Southern.

It turns out that, in journalistic terms, and especially at the FT, where many staff see out their entire careers, seven years is nothing.