Sentence examples for endured misery from inspiring English sources
The shadow transport secretary, Michael Dugher, said passengers had endured "misery on top of misery".
The only solace for United after it lost to West Bromwich Albion at home for the first time in 35 years was that neighboring City endured misery, too, by losing at Aston Villa on Saturday.
After much of the north of England and Scotland endured misery over Christmas, ministers had admitted that flood defences were inadequate in many areas, but insisted that extreme weather was to blame, not government cuts.
"Raja Harishchandra" told of the righteous king of Ayodhya who endured miseries, sacrificing his kingdom and his son, to keep a promise to a sage.
The new school year has started — and the traffic jams have returned, so the idea of ditching the commute and not having to endure misery on the roads seems ever more appealing.
The charity's director, Caroline Abrahams, said: "Too many older people continue to endure misery, hardship, anxiety, ill health and, in the worst cases, death, because they can't afford to heat their homes properly.
Many former comfort women have publicly shared disturbing stories of their servitude and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs says on its website that some women based in war-area brothels were "deprived of their freedom and had to endure misery".
Other Japanese nationals and Japanese Americans believe the women acted willingly, although many former comfort women have publicly shared disturbing stories of their servitude, and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims on its website that some women based in war areas were "deprived of their freedom and had to endure misery".
Cows, pigs, and birds raised for food in the US endure misery-filled lives confined in facilities that look much more like factories than farms.
