Sentence examples similar to endured in use from inspiring English sources

For some reason its use has endured in the US.

Jackson reminded the congregation about the indignities Hayes endured in 1964, when he could not use the public library, when blacks could not vote.

"" endured in the local vernacular as a word roughly meaning "boss", and was still in use in the 1970s.

A ficus tree endured in the corner.

Most often it is endured in silence.

This dualistic language endured, in part, for generational reasons.

The war had endured in defiance of the democratic process.

So why, then, have blue laws endured in Bergen County?

That Labour-Tory duopoly endured in England.

Men drew on the facilitators in different ways and at different stages, highlighting the complex transformation process, which many men will have to endure in order to make use of HIV services.

The fact that there is no easy way to break up the euro zone — and that no one can be sure just how painful it would be — is the best reason to think that, somehow, the euro will endure in all the countries that now use it.