Sentence examples for endure to keep from inspiring English sources
Idaho and Montana game officials say their hunts will keep the population from growing and eventually reduce it, while the limits will make sure enough animals endure to keep them from becoming endangered.
Neither Olga nor Paul say much — like everyone in the cast, the two leads are also nonprofessionals — but their mirrored struggle to find work and the humiliations they endure to keep their jobs and make their way amid so much crushing indifference are intensely expressive.
The one thing that was clear among all of them was how much they were willing to endure to keep Obama in the White House.
The awkward, bulgy furnishings allude to the feverish pace of technology, and the bumbling effort we normals endure to keep up, only to be eternally one step behind.
She also describes the years of bureaucratic infighting sheOs endured to keep the sidewalk open to artists.
Could he endure the pain Agassi endured to keep going?
When Jim Crow laws yielded to the civil-rights movement in the nineteen-sixties, Richard Nixon's "Southern strategy" and "law and order" campaign — which endure to this day — aimed to keep black citizens subjugated and out of power.
I started going," – she babbles these words: "'I know now, I understand, it's not about fame or glory, all the things I used to dream about, it's the ability to endure, to bear your cross, to keep the faith, I do have faith, and when I think about my vocation, I'm not afraid of life.' And he said: 'That's right!
Defenders of Ivanovic's ilk don't often experience the kind of chasing he endured trying to keep pace with the Ecuadorian's wizardry.
Dealing with Emma's death was hard, especially coming after the stress we had endured trying to keep her safe and alive during her three years of freedom.
The humiliations that he had to endure in order to keep Tuscany neutral in the European conflicts of the age of Louis XIV were barely compensated by his navy's share in Francesco Morosini's victories over the Turks (1684).
