Sentence examples for To endure about from inspiring English sources

The patient is likely to endure about three weeks of puffiness and redness, he said.

The hardest part to endure about the squawking is that much of it is based on the same underlying reflex that drove Penn State off this particular cliff.

Now this has nothing to do with the fact that the part of the plant I worked in made Pampers nappies and the many jokes I had to endure about having to start at the bottom.

The continued success and durability of people as disparate as Newhart and, say, Betty White, Tony Bennett, or Clint Eastwood fulfill all the clichés one is forced to endure about timelessness and multi-generational appeal and everything else designed to prettify the obvious: they are as good as they ever were at what they do.

She spoke about the physical pains she had to endure, and about feeling as if she was losing her lower limbs, and her sense of isolation post surgery.

Yet she had to endure it about ten hours a day for seven weeks.

For her part, Ms. Castaneda of Cafe Frida is willing to endure questions about burritos and sour cream.

THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM Yes, it's one more off-season when we have to endure talk about Barry Bonds.

"I've had to endure bleating about the exclusion of softball from future the Olympics "because we are too good".

But it would be their way of helping to sustain the football family - and without having to endure arguments about giving up more of their Premiership TV money.

Disappointingly, there are no odds available on another well-known gaffer forced to endure speculation about his future: namely Richard Glynn, the chief exec of, er, Ladbrokes.