Ms. Gilbert endured sometimes overwhelming pain from spreading colon cancer, and suffered the guilt many terminal patients feel about leaving their families.
God wouldn't let that happen now.' " As might be imagined, no man with this Patton-like belief in his destiny was about to succumb to the "doubt and soul-searching" that Giuliani acknowledges even he endures sometimes when faced with tough decisions.
Dr. Dom said that graduate school is to be endured sometimes, not always enjoyed... well, I continue to endure, although I may not particularly like where I am or what I'm doing, at least when it's not working.
Mr. Payne takes a bit too long to get the movie into gear, but eventually David and Woody end up in a Nebraska town where they endure a sometimes funny, sometimes painful reunion with relatives and old (and elderly) friends.
Sometimes the data is valuable for commerce — witness those Facebook ads for Italian shoes that my wife must endure — and sometimes for law enforcement and national security.
And to nab it he's willing to endure the sometimes merciless mortification of Mitt, whose financial advantage hasn't sealed the deal, whose aura of inevitability hasn't spared him a grueling slog, who keeps taking two steps forward only to be knocked a step or a step and a half back.
Gaza's electricity crisis this year is its worst in recent memory ― residents say they are forced to endure blackouts sometimes lasting for 22 or more hours a day.
