"BAM has been around since 1861 and endured fire, flood, the Great Depression," she said.
The event was an homage to a generation of activists that endured fire hoses, police abuse and indignities to demand equality for African Americans.
"We endured fires and floods," he said of 2017, and he spoke of the savagery of MS-13, and the menace of North Korea.
The backlot tours, later renamed the Universal Studios Studio Tour, have since endured fires, labor strife, at least one fatal accident and a series of expansions.
In retrospect, that's what I think my son meant by "ABC school": the challenges that felt important to him were learning not to cry when he was dropped off, not to bite other children, to wait his turn and to endure terrifying fire drills.
As if there were much danger of Heywood forgetting his place which has, like that of his former co-head of the civil service, Lord Kerslake, been often to endure the fire of MPs and ministers who seem to dislike intensely the neutral role of the civil service and do what they can to undermine it.
Unable to break square to drive off the French infantry because of the presence of French cavalry and artillery, they had to remain in that formation and endure the fire of the tirailleurs.
Advancing under full sail, they endured the fire of the French as they closed, before firing broadsides at close range.
Aid convoys have endured sniper fire and shelling during the five years of the Syrian conflict, but the attack on Monday is thought to be the first time one was hit by an airstrike.
During his last battle, in Aiyrash Village near Qaraqosh, Majid endured heavy fire from snipers and mortars, the combat continuing day and night, uninterrupted for nearly a week.
