Sentence examples for enduring discomfort from inspiring English sources

Besides enduring discomfort, the models have to train themselves to remain motionless.

Mr. Gore just seems to be real, real good at enduring discomfort.

And the day people stop enduring discomfort in order to see the big stars is the day that life will have lost something of its excitement.

Part of long-distance cycling, a big part, actually, and a rewarding, even pleasurable part, has to do with enduring discomfort and pushing through it to enjoy — and deserve — a cold beer, a good dinner and a happy sleep.

No one else there that afternoon knew — or had reason to believe — that Santana had just pitched a three-hit shutout on short rest, briefly revitalizing the Mets' playoff hopes, despite enduring discomfort so severe that it would require surgery.

Enduring discomfort as a part of a method to increase the range of motion limits of these asanas would not be a problem for me, nor would specific strength training exercises, if they were recommended, but I have not been successful in finding a resource I can trust.

Football players are used to enduring physical discomfort.

Because I didn't practice enduring their discomfort, my kids didn't practice either.

Enduring the discomfort without complaint was their gift to the grieving families.

Because the rules aren't consistently enforced, passengers crowded by a seatmate often find themselves making the difficult choice between confronting that seatmate about his or her size or enduring the discomfort for the entire flight.

Just as Santana shook off an injured knee to nearly pitch the Mets into the playoffs, Pujols kept the surprising Cardinals in contention through early September while enduring elbow discomfort that required off-season surgery.