Sentence examples for endured punishing from inspiring English sources

All year the Mets have endured punishing travel itineraries, strange weather patterns and gruelingly long games.

Israel endured punishing losses in that zone for the next 15 years, before withdrawing in May 2000.

A plaque outside commemorates the 3,000 Irish laborers who endured punishing conditions during the four-plus years it took to complete the project.

The last three decades are littered with pitchers who endured punishing workloads before age 24 and flamed out in their 30s.

Private credit doubled in those countries and all three endured punishing recessions afterwards.Private credit growth was much slower in Poland, although it was still pretty rapid.

A teetotaler who smoked cigarettes well into his 12-year presidency, Mr. Chávez had good health for years and endured punishing foreign travel schedules.

He endures punishing attention from the opponents' best defensemen.

The lack of substantive progress in Moscow also appeared to reflect Iran's willingness to endure punishing economic sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union, with more onerous measures looming within weeks, that Obama administration officials have been hoping would force the Iranians to be more flexible.

It's the voice that outlaws eating, orders more exercising than a Marine recruit could endure, punishes any attempts to break free and constantly, viciously insults and ridicules the person with an eating disorder.

In Julian Schnabel's grimly majestic concert film "Lou Reed's Berlin," Mr. Reed wears the deadpan smirk of a Zen master who has endured unusually punishing Buddhist training.

The team endured a punishing trek, up and down whitewater rivers and through mountainous terrain ribboned with the snare lines of armed poachers.