Sentence examples for endure somehow from inspiring English sources

In their irrelevance, their economic irrelevance, they were nonetheless still on the ground occupying this place called Baltimore and they were going to have to endure somehow.

Prof Ladany has been asked many times whether the difficulties and dangers he endured somehow equipped him for his solitary sport.

All the teams, including youth teams who have competed in various tournaments this year, have had to endure, and somehow make their way around".

For all the deprivation, poverty and discrimination he endured, Armstrong somehow emerged with singular ebullience, although among friends he could be caustic about the evils of segregationist America.

But couples endured and, somehow, found the courage and saint-like patience needed to make it work, or they just cheated a lot figuring the other person would likely never find out.

She has written a fierce, haunting book about exile and loss and family love, and how that love can survive distance and separation, loss and abandonment and somehow endure, undented and robust.

I do not think of old age as an ever grimmer time that one must somehow endure and make the best of, but as a time of leisure and freedom, freed from the factitious urgencies of earlier days, free to explore whatever I wish, and to bind the thoughts and feelings of a lifetime together.

Even if you look past the Downton Abbey flummery of titles that formalise and enshrine inequality, and even if you get beyond the absurd anachronisms that somehow endure into the 21st century – Commander of the British Empire – too much about the system suggests a society that has got its priorities skewed.

Zalasiewicz adds that the marks of the Great Acceleration will endure, even if somehow humanity reverses global warming and gives half the planet over to conservation.

Despite our tragic loss, and the hell that I watched Micah endure, my body somehow managed to continue to make milk.

Somehow they endure the razzing of their cocky younger colleagues, the meddling of their bosses (Mr. Cromwell and William Devane) and the rigors of NASA's physical fitness program -- including a medical examination scene obviously filmed without body doubles -- and find themselves cleared for takeoff.