In fact, all the pain she's endured out of her love for Ragnarok has only intensified her commitment to its future.
Like most of those who drew the short straw yesterday and had to endure working out in the elements -- traffic officers, construction workers, bicycle messengers, heating oil suppliers, newspaper reporters -- Mr. Scarpulla and his fellow deckhands tried to put on a stoic face.
If you're not willing to endure, get out now and go down another path.
We're taken in by the simple yet effective elements--the glances Roland and Vanessa offer each other, or the vacant stare Vanessa forces herself to endure, staring out into the sea... as if she's waiting for a new life to arrive right there on the shore below.
The joint ICRC, UNHCR, UNICEF team, their partners and the local administrative Chadian authorities, are combining all their efforts to establish a clear picture of the experiences the children had to endure, find out who they are and where they come from in order to find the appropriate solution for each child.
To go out and endure that on a regular basis, you need to be… something's got to be broken in your brain," he says.
But the case of four women from San Antonio, who were convicted of molesting two young girls in the late 1990s, has endured, stretched out over more than two decades of trials and a years-long effort to free them.
When a man gets a fierce sunburn over his entire body, including his most sensitive bits, he has to figure out how to endure on his own.
What patients endure, it turns out, borders occasionally on deafening.
What kind of abuse do you endure or give out?
