Hunger, heat, humidity, filth and homicidal horses were endured with breezy fortitude; only cold really got her down, and the society of empty-headed "croqueting-badminton young ladies".
Choudhury considers himself the inventor of hot yoga as we know it, or Bikram Yoga — a rigidly prescribed sequence of twenty-six postores to be endured with the thermostat set to a hundred and five degrees, for maximal sweating.
Air raids on Great Yarmouth were endured with equanimity, but his mother's epilepsy, with its convulsions and loss of bladder control, was a source of horror and shame.
Ms. Lenox's rendition was more angular and slightly less restrained but entirely true to the spirit of the great Harold Arlen-Ted Koehler torch song and to Waters's version, in which bad weather is a fact of life to be endured with minimal self-pity.
This seemingly impossible hunt is endured with humor and sensitivity, as well as minute pangs of suffering, thanks to a stunning performance from Gbenga Akinnagbe (Chris Partlow in "The Wire") in the story of Jack's efforts to leave a group home where he's lived for many years.
Nevertheless, the sprayers took over, and the miles along that road became something to be traversed quickly, a sight to be endured with one's mind closed to thoughts of the sterile and hideous world we are letting our technicians make.
Coughing and talking will be endured with equanimity, and not even an earthquake or tornado will be able to abort an instrumentalist's performance of a Mozart concerto or a diva's aria — if only these budding artists can survive the renovation until 2011 without losing their sense of hearing altogether!
For example, it has been suggested that in small populations, higher inbreeding depression due to deleterious recessive alleles can be endured with outcrossing than with selfing [ 4, 5].
Also, music here usually meant something to be endured — the weekly sing-along, say, with a resident armed with his own electric keyboard.
These trainers — who are not interrogators but experts only on how physical and mental pain is inflicted and may be endured — were sent to work with interrogators in Afghanistan, in Guantánamo and in Iraq.
