'Over there', I endured dummy press conferences with no questions allowed, and unusable interviews with ranting ministers.
Khan deems this especially important, as ISIS has endured tough press within the jihadi community for killing civilians and Muslims, which many radicals find distasteful.
Is a part of you happy that it's all over, so you no longer have to endure the gruelling press tours?
Despite making 55.6 percent of its shots, Colorado State was on the brink of being run out of Rupp at halftime, trailing by 45-31, all because it struggled to endure Louisville's press.
Needless to say, I had to endure the inevitable press misrepresentation resulting from a priority of selling copy over actual truth: 'Baroness says computers rot the brain' was just one of the more lurid headline-grabbing efforts of one sub-editor".
Rather, it's another true tale of survival in the Hamptons, where people drive tanklike cars to battle for parking spaces, litigate like tribal warriors and endure monsoons of bad press, and even jail.
Thirty-three of them remained imprisoned and forced to endure torture until the press was made aware of their plight and broke the story.
He endured a recent press scandal involving a News of the World reporter being jailed for intercepting the voice mail of some of the royal family's staff.
In the end it worked out exactly as Tip had anticipated, but first he had to endure harsh attacks from the press and some of his colleagues.
Others felt sympathy for Apple, which has seemed to endure a lot of negative press recently, including The New York Times's coverage of workplace standards in Chinese factories where iPhones and iPads are made.
Feted as the 'best new band in Britain' before they'd even released a single, Suede must surely be the one band of the Britpop pack who had to endure the most fallout from press.
