Sentence examples for endure the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Kevin Ferguson aka Kimbo Slice got used by his promotional company and now must endure the aftermath of a public lynching.

Whether the critics feel sorry for Ms. Abedin, or label her as a political wife who is willing to endure the aftermath of her husband's inappropriate behavior, she is clearly an intelligent woman who has made a conscious decision.

It would thus be important to cautiously help these patients endure the aftermath of the suicide attempt by making psychiatric care easily accessible even if the patients do not express their feelings or communicate their need for help.

These are the survivors, forced to endure the bleak aftermath of airstrikes as the US escalates this war.

Then he endured the riotous aftermath, as looters and vandals stole what they could while the government of the departing president, Michelle Bachelet, hesitated for 36 hours to call in the military.

Considering what the Saints have endured in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Coach Jim Haslett may get another chance, but the Saints have not reached the playoffs since Haslett's first season in 2000.

She held her family of neighborhood drinkers together all through Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, keeping her murky, stifling bar, Kajun's Pub, open so that the lonely and the broke would not endure the ordeal alone.

They endure the driest environments.

The regulars endure the insults.

With more numbness than anger, the United States endured the sixth day of the aftermath of Tuesday morning's coordinated terrorist assaults on New York City and Washington D.C.

"I don't think I would have a fraction of the fierceness in my writing if I hadn't had to endure that, and the aftermath," she says.