Sentence examples for endure along from inspiring English sources

Few of the Central American migrants looking to escape to the United States are prepared for the horrors they will endure along the way.

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.

Some physical pieces of South Cape May endure, along with Mr. Burcher's memories and the photos he and Mr. Kenselaar collected.

Back at work, she would have to endure, along with the emptiness swelling within, this other feeling of suffering a terrible injustice.

The ancient power of a story well told will endure, along with its interpreters and critics, and technology will continue to evolve and unsettle, to dazzle and madden us, to create its cultural crises and elicit its handwringing.

In that sense, it's been very dramatic and very enriching, despite the pain and the misery and the grief that we've had to endure, along with thousands of other Bahrainis".

It's been worth everything we have endured along the way.

Even as airplane travel diverted much from mushers' daily business, the culture endured along with the Iditarod trail, which stretches about 1,000 miles from Anchorage to Nome.

But the traditions have endured, along with the feeling of camaraderie that Mrs. Rice insists predated even her arrival on the street.

I envisaged the fights (an overly "social" drinking mother, an emotionally crippled and withdrawn father) that Claire endured along with her older brother (I gave her an older brother whose existence never made it into the film).

For three long, bloody years, Bosnia's war was arguably one of the worst failures of diplomacy the UN has ever endured, along with its mishandling of the genocide in Rwanda, where it also established a tribunal.