Still, Jim and I have endured through 32 summers.
By June of 2015, the struggle Amanda and I had endured through heartache and uncertainty had reached catharsis.
Will Democrats endure through to Election Day? Will in-person early voting wind up not as favorable for Democrats as it has been in the past?
At best, I endured the second series through a kind of feverish Stockholm syndrome.
That was the biggest burden I endured; seeing those children through their education, attending to each and every need of their lives.
They offer me up on an altar of tin" for radiotherapy; and the narrator gradually assumes the iconic posture of sculpted martyrdom: "my hands out of the way, criss-crossed on my / chest, I endure; stare through closed / lids at nothing on earth".
I am 74 years old and endured through the war years in Japan, like Mr. Ito's grandmother.
The movement had endured through both the Civil War and World War I, culminating in a dramatic tie-breaking vote in Tennessee, the 36th state to ratify the amendment on August 18 , 1920
I knew right away that she, though slightly younger, had endured through the modern maze of dating in hopes of a traditional outcome.
Instated by an absolute monarch like John V, this flag endured through almost the entire absolutist period in Portugal John V (1707 1750), Joseph I (1750 1777) and Maria I (1777 1816).
