Sentence examples for endure of from inspiring English sources

What might endure of his half century plus of prodigious, influential writings?

(Scratchy recordings endure of just one castrato, Alessandro Moreschi, who was born a century and a half after Farinelli).

Given the existing difficulty of passing legislation because of the failure, which is likely to endure, of either the Tories or Labour to command a majority this is a dire prospect for a system whose frailties Mr Salmond has a record of turning to his advantage.

The network's motto should be repeated as a mantra for the duration (same Latin root as endure) of "The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines," a sequel to the inexplicably successful 2004 TNT movie "The Librarian: Quest for the Spear," which introduced Noah Wyle as a scholar-adventurer in the style of Indiana Jones.

But a gun battle between security forces and Islamist militants a week ago on the outskirts of Srinagar, the summer capital of Kashmir, attracted unwelcome headlines, and memories endure of the violence that has long crippled the region as the Indian Army fights insurgents who are backed, India claims, by Pakistan.

And why in the bundle of pages which were all that I could endure of that 1000 page work ("the first great book written in the future") "The Making of Americans" does she not mention that the family she is analyzing in such detail is a Jewish family.

There were setbacks to endure, of course, but the overall sense was of a manager operating at the peak of his ability in an environment suited to his personality and approach.

As the spunky, naive redhead receptionist on NBC's The Office, she was one of my favorite characters in the last few seasons I was able to endure of that show, and here she's spot-on perfect, certainly one of the easiest comedy characters to root for in recent memory.