Sentence examples for endure some sort of from inspiring English sources

When Sam sees a hallucination of a girl in the base, it becomes clear he's beginning to endure some sort of meltdown.

Captain Whalen sets up meetings with soldiers who have endured some sort of crisis.

Ronaldo entered the 1998 World Cup as the world's most revered player, but he endured some sort of murky episode before the final match against France.

"Some people may never stop believing that Carson, the recognized writer, constructed her works on a foundation of fakery, compromise, and broken promises," she writes, "whereas the man whose compositions dazzled 10th-graders and who never wrote another word must have endured some sort of personal or social oppression that erased any chance of success.

Every child endured some sort of trauma.

Wear some sort of tiger costume.

MIAMI — If statistics were kept on the most rain delays endured by fans, Jeff Mandler would have some sort of record.

It will be a while before we know whether Jason Kidd, Rasheed Wallace, Kurt Thomas and Marcus Camby can endure the rigors of the schedule without some sort of physical setbacks.

For those not willing to endure that sort of pain, the N.F.L. this week released three apps to help.

Forcing citizens to endure that sort of hardship for a chance to see their government at work would seem to require a substantial justification.

For weeks afterwards, Ebizo had to endure the sort of media circus that accompanies Hollywood scandals, and repeated questions about whether his nirami would survive the assault.