endure造句

Which pain will you endure?

They could endure much pain.

"I can't endure much longer," he whispered.

I can't endure your endless complaints anymore.

Or maybe they'd decided to endure us.

My durable endurance made me endure the injury during insurance.

Perhaps their greatest resource was their capacity to endure.

I have found a way to endure a treadmill workout.

She could not endure the thought of parting.

Japan went on to endure its own Halloween nightmare of zombie banks for years afterwards.

His seed shall endure for ever, and his throne as the sun before me.

It must endure much more pain before it enters its next phase of prosperity.

No woman should have to endure a condition which is both preventable and treatable.

How is their country to endure these cruel storms that beset it from without and from within?

Here they endure long hours at dangerous jobs, wringing flecks of gold from the dirt with mercury.

Although they work far above—not below—the surface of the Earth, NASA astronauts endure similar isolation and cramped spaces.

The pain of discipline is a small pain to endure, when you consider all that it promises.

This is partly because these first principles endure long enough to find their way from academia into policymaking circles.

The time that divorcing couples endure each other before flinging back the rings has lengthened too, from 10.1 years in 1981 to 11.7 in 2007.

All this suggested that America was more likely to endure a gradual, even gentle, slowing of economic growth than a sharp contraction.

Long-distance relationship requires you to be able to endure loneliness, and the relationships need a reunion of hope even if they pass it.

Some people do not love you, but need you, so they will endure, but they will not really care about you.

It was an icy cold night, such as is almost unknown with us; but in the overcrowded hall there was such excessive heat as only Russians can endure.

All my life she has been the one teaching me: to cook, sew and knit; to laugh; to enjoy the good times and patiently endure the bad. Now it was my turn to give something back.

Accounts of plantation life in the Antebellum South suggest that even hostile relationships became easier to endure "in the civil atmosphere offered by the shade of a prominent porch."

The new King, it was rumoured, was in such a poor physical state that he would not be able to endure the coronation ceremony, let alone discharge his functions as sovereign.

People are sometimes monsters, I have, I endure, I pay, what I get and harvest is not necessarily proportional to, sometimes experience suffering, not to get, but to understand.

Ulysses had it right: in order to endure listening to the seductive-but-deadly sirens, not only did he have himself bound to the mast, but he ordered his crew to ignore his demands to set him free.

I how to endure thus and miserably, still postponing, saying a lot of vexing matters, I why not let him arrive right away, I still have spirit to him, I still want to contend for to order what, know the combat only!