The narrator tries to put a positive gloss on the hardships he has endured: "Summer wasn't bad below the bridge/ A little short on food that's all".
Labour has endured a summer of pain, but if that sorry period has forced leaders to confront their weaknesses, it could ultimately be to their advantage.
Touré endured a summer of speculation after suggesting he wanted to leave the Etihad Stadium before beginning the season with below-par performances following the death of his younger brother, Ibrahim, in June.
Southampton residents, who have endured a summer of such coverage, were not pleased by the return of the reporters (whom one man called "diseases" and greeted with an obscene gesture) or Ms. Grubman.
Always more compelling when she was vulnerable, Navratilova had endured a summer that left her, by turns, exhilarated (her United States citizenship came through) and exposed (her bisexuality became tabloid fodder).
The 26-year-old has been linked with a return to Arsenal at some point in his career, but he has endured a summer linked with another Premier League club in Manchester United, who appeared at one point determined to add the midfielder to their squad.
Alexander, who was already a top 5 recruit according to some sources, endured a Summer 2012 foot injury that sidelined him.
Lisa B. Thompson, a scholar based in Austin, says she's horrified by the treatment Jones has endured all summer and hopes Jones's co-stars in film and TV take visible stands to support her as other celebrities and artists have already begun to do, including Octavia Spencer, Questlove, Katy Perry, and Patricia Heaton.
Fowler worked part time at the National Tennis Center as a teenager, and after becoming a full-time manager at a retail store, she began taking two weeks off each year to return to Flushing and endure the late-summer heat that comes with the indispensable, yet anonymous, role of ballgirl.
Still, Jim and I have endured through 32 summers.
