Simon Hayes, of Barclays, predicted that "households will have to endure above-target inflation throughout 2013".
Those which, after two years' exposure, are injured by the weather, may be used in the foundations; but those which continue sound after this ordeal, will endure in the parts above ground.
The airline has since apologized for the "concerning incident". When it comes to air travel today, even if you manage to avoid a jet engine explosion, mass-vomit inducing turbulence, or flaming carry-on bags on a flight, you still have to endure hours trapped above the ground with a whole bunch of strangers.
When it comes to air travel today, even if you manage to avoid a jet engine explosion, mass-vomit inducing turbulence, or flaming carry-on bags on a flight, you still have to endure hours trapped above the ground with a whole bunch of strangers.
Life below the surface cannot endure without us changing how we live our lives above the surface.
Above all, his greatest works, War and Peace and Anna Karenina, endure as the summit of realist fiction.
The above capabilities are to help persistent autonomy and automation endure over complex and long AMV operations.
In Salisbury, the City Police station endured damage above doorways and in concrete block walls, and there was also minor cracking in classroom walls at Salisbury University.
Three of them endure, along with the surviving upright from the tallest of the five, the Great Trilithon, which towers twenty-four feet above its fallen lintel.
Adults and children endure long days in temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit harvesting peppers, eggplants, melons, and other types of produce.
and, above all, how to endure (quoted by Jack Slater, New York Times Sunday Magazine, 23 Feb. 75, p. l8).
