Her argument appeared to annoy Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who asked in an irritated tone: "Do you accept that there is a consensus, but just not an enduring one?
At the core of When Louis Met..., though, is Paul and Debbie's enduring, one-off love.
He often goes months without work, enduring a level of stress that could one day kill him.
By Jeffrey Goldberg An enduring predicament of the Democratic Party was revealed one day in August, 2004, when John Kerry, the Democratic nominee for President, and John Edwards, the nominee for Vice-President, visited a soybean-and-cattle farm outside Smithville, Missouri.
An enduring predicament of the Democratic Party was revealed one day in August, 2004, when John Kerry, the Democratic nominee for President, and John Edwards, the nominee for Vice-President, visited a soybean-and-cattle farm outside Smithville, Missouri.
And then two years later, Chelsea decided they would spend 60% of that fee to get him back; that rather than looking to the future, rather than seeking a young talent they could craft to one day form an enduring partnership with Kurt Zouma, they would bring in the familiar, gaffe-prone devil they knew.
During this same period, he began his enduring friendship with the Hebrew novelist S. J. Agnon, who would one day be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, and whose stories Scholem rendered into pellucid German.
Port's wife, Kit (Debra Winger), follows along, simply enduring the transience of their troubled union in the hope that they will one day end up back home in New York.
Its full potential, however, was not made clear to me until one day at work, a day at work like so many others that I was enduring through the gauze of a nerve-shredding hangover.
Back in the autumn, with the forward enduring a dispiriting goal drought for his new club, Liverpool, the joyfully loquacious radio reporter Stuart Hall was unimpressed as he watched him struggle to make any impact one Saturday afternoon.
