Sentence examples for endure everyone from inspiring English sources

But the personal flashbacks only lasted one episode and we had to endure everyone else's backstories before it would cycle back around to a particular character's.

Now that you're an expert, you're doomed to endure everyone else's misuse of the word, and you'll be stuck trying to figure out what they really meant!

Or maybe our modern movies simply demonstrate the interference writers must endure from everyone else.

There is something undeniably heroic about the ability of these two very different sets of people to prosper and endure when everyone else seems to be falling by the wayside.

The crude archetypes of female fandom — the clueless girlfriend who asks if LeBron scored the touchdown, or the mom who waits for a pivotal moment to express her wish that they wouldn't spit tobacco like that — manage to endure because everyone has watched a game with one of those types.

Noting that the nuclear agreement would only endure "if everyone works at it", Dalton wrote that "common sense suggests that, if the situation is not appreciably better later in the year, it will be impossible for the US and its partners to argue credibly that they are not in breach of" the nuclear deal, which is known in Iran by the acronym Barjam.

If the couple's union endures, everyone's happy -- and you're out a few dollars.

Mr. Clinton is an asset in particular with his fan base, which was obvious as Mrs. Clinton drew smiles and laughter by recalling their White House days, "what Bill did" with the government in the 1990s (which she said she would try to replicate) and his famous tardiness, which, she noted with humor, she has endured with everyone else.

Which means that even when dictators ruffle feathers, political candidates argue over hot-button issues and leaders endure international scandals, everyone can agree that a good pair of sunglasses is the best accessory.

And everyone must endure the screams of jet engines and inebriated servicemen.

How much derision can a system endure, especially now that everyone can share their deeply felt opinions online?