It's all very different now, when the relatively few passengers taking the train for a holiday in British seaside resorts often have to endure changes from the comfort of the main line on to ancient, wheezing diesel multiple units on secondary, forgotten lines.
Served with an ultimatum, Amy has to endure changes to remain with her new family.
In democratic contexts today, however, Latin American businesspeople must grapple with and at times endure changes they do not welcome, and their responses differ markedly from the routine repressions and violences of the past.
When exhausted, the individual decides to endure, change pace, walk or collapse.
Although the buildings have endured certain changes over the course of time due to changing conditions, it is one of the rare settlements that has managed to maintain its authentic architectural characteristics through today.
And endured more changes of ownership than a rusty Jaguar on a Peckham car lot.
In that time, the school has endured wrenching changes, many of them emblematic of a larger instability within C.P.S. as leaders seek to reform one of the country's largest and most troubled public school systems.
While other Australian dance troupes have recently endured dramatic changes of artistic leadership and mass exoduses of dancers, the Sydney Dance Company, after a risky financial period in the mid-1990's, is flourishing.
But one hopes they'll take the optimistic view of M&B that says a company that has endured 34 changes of directors in three years is not a complete basket-case if its trading numbers are still roughly in line with its competitors.
Cardiff were relegated to the old Division Three in 2001 and have endured two changes of ownership, debt, financial difficulties and winding up orders, but now stand on the verge of promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.
