Sentence examples for endures as much from inspiring English sources

Major League Baseball's site has video of the homer, but this is one epic sporting moment that endures as much in written form as it does on tape.

City dwellers endure as much as ten hours of cuts a day; villagers are usually without power for much longer.

Indeed, for a country that has endured as much in the course of history as Poland, the current crisis seems mild.

The masters of Total Football had become the protagonists of Anti-Football, and no area of Bert Van Marwijk's team endured as much scrutiny as his central midfield pairing of Nigel de Jong and Mark Van Bommel.

The free float will be limited to one-third of the new shares.Nine has endured as much drama as an episode of "Hostages" (a show it imports from America).

Stockdale ordered his men to endure as much physical abuse as they could before acceding to any of their interrogators' demands -- the key, in his view, to preserving a sense of dignity -- and to always confess to fellow inmates everything they had been forced to divulge.

But the development has generally won praise from local officials and residents for bringing construction jobs, increased tourism, relatively gentle treatment of the land and a sense of validation among some who have long endured as much as 100 inches of annual rainfall and ripping winter winds here.

This means Siffredi could endure as much as a month without an orgasm.

For few things endure as much as the power of story, humanity's greatest social tool.

This hard-earned progress with still much more to go may provide some hope of why Brazil's 2014 World Cup humiliation may not endure as much as the pain of the Maracanazo.

You endure almost as much scrutiny as the person on the top of the ticket, get only a dollop of the glory and, judging from recent years, aren't likely to succeed him.