Sentence examples for endure though from inspiring English sources
This frenzy doesn't endure, though that is to be expected.
Few tangible signs of his legacy endure, though.
It was not the isolation that was hardest to endure, though it lasted nearly three decades.
The story risks being as long to recount as it is to endure, though its leaps of logic and of imagination are at least admirable in their crude audacity.
To explain the importance of racing in Hong Kong, one gambler recalled how Deng Xiaoping, China's leader, had soothed fears by pledging that the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club would endure, though in deference to the new political climate the century-old club dropped the "royal" from its name.
Douglas Ehring (1997b, 2011) offers a detailed defense of the view that tropes endure, though he does not say whether he takes them to be multilocated in our sense.
Somehow it endures though, and will continue to until Bobby dies many years later.
Based on the foot massage I endured, though, I'd recommend that you first learn the Chinese words for "Ow, not so hard".
For more than 70 years, the legend endured, though many historians scoffed at it.
His ties to his family have endured, though his relatives would prefer to see him and his brother Dennis off the streets.
Golfing great Ben Hogan's description of the course as a "monster" has endured, though Hal Sutton says "it's not the monster it used to be".
