"enduring life" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of life having the potential to endure difficult times. For example, "Her enduring life taught us to always look for the brighter side of things."
We are looking at a replica of a destroyed book, an eerie tribute to its enduring life.
2. "The Bachelor" Just as "Survivor" isn't really about enduring life on a deserted beach, "The Bachelor" isn't really about dating or marriage.
We twenty-five and twenty-two, Who seemed to live forever, Observe enduring life in you And start to die together.
Owen, although far shrewder than his parents, is far less happy; he envies the certainties and constraints that have allowed them to enjoy an enduring life together.
The latter are catnip for critics and scholars, for those who have the habit of considering movies as illustrated scripts, but they're incidental to the enduring life of the art.
Indeed, the 33-year-old has managed only 57 minutes of first-team football since January for club and country, enduring life on the periphery as his contract ticks down to its conclusion on 30 June.
Graced with such lovely, loving performances and guided by Ron Lagomarsino's direction, "Talley's Folly" emerges as an enduring, life-enhancing play, an essential reminder of the sweet, bracing force of Lanford Wilson.
There are times when the action is suspended while Stoppard heaves information at us, especially about Marxist theory or Lenin's famous train journey to Russia, but this remains an enduring, life-enhancing play that brims with intellectual gaiety.
Written by curator Veronica Kavass, the anthology of love includes essays describing both the volatile and short-lived partnerships as well as the enduring, life-long bonds of artists across the ages.
Cairenes survive, writes Mr Rodenbeck, who has lived in the city, on and off, for 20 years, and contributed to The Economist for much of that time, by virtue of their "enduring, life-giving nonchalance".They live in a city that trembles on the verge of chaos: leaking sewers can make the ancient bazaar seem a "shallower Venice".
This block, with its enduring street life, its drugs, does not comport with the life she is building.
