The phrase "endure the time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to enduring a difficult or unpleasant period of time. For example, "I'm trying to endure the time until my vacation starts next week."
Most discrimination cases are filed as a class-action suit, because it is so difficult for an individual to endure the time, money, emotional stress and repercussions to pursue it alone.
But for now, Istahil and her neighbours have to endure the time consuming and life endangering task of fetching water like the rest of the women in the villages.
"It's sometimes arduous to endure the long time it takes to acquire all the permits and other things necessary to ensure proper safety," said Rabbi Motti Seligson, a spokesman for Chabad-Lubavitch, "but we are adamant about ensuring that all construction is done legally and safely, both from a security perspective as well as a structural one".
The contrast between this experience and the epic medieval saga that I had to endure the last time I submitted (and revised, and resubmitted, and revised, and resubmitted) a paper could not have been starker.
And the fundamental question is, Do you have the perseverance to endure the bad times, and the humility to handle the good times?
"They want the results but they aren't willing to endure the hard times".
That prophetic observation is in the O.E.D. under the sense of hard, meaning "difficult to bear or endure," but the time is singular; we're looking for hard times, stretching the length of economic discomfort.
And if you're still not sure whether a color diamond is right for you, at least you can rest assured that unlike some trends (and relationships!) in Hollywood, your diamond will undoubtedly endure the test of time.
Along these lines is another culturally induced tendency: to ignore Orlando ("It didn't happen to me"), and the other thousand cuts, the micro-aggressions, slurs, and hatred we endure from the time we are children.
Therefore, in order to endure the shifting modes of time, the work of art needs to have something more profound than just a beautiful form, as a flower needs its roots and cannot survive long without them.
