Now, she says, she and her family have been enduring another ordeal: city welfare workers investigating whether she was guilty of neglect.
The South Pole Infrared Explorer, a 24-inch-diameter telescope, has produced some of the most important images of the comet fragment impacts, but the telescope's operators have been enduring an ordeal.
Defense lawyers argue that the dogs may unfairly sway jurors with their cuteness and the natural empathy they attract, whether a witness is telling the truth or not, and some prosecutors insist that the courtroom dogs can be a crucial comfort to those enduring the ordeal of testifying, especially children.
If this isn't the case, major props to my mom for what enduring the ordeal of a birthing a fully-grown man.
In a recent sermon, he urged parishioners to simply admit that they're enduring a terrible ordeal.
Enduring a similar ordeal in the next car, Sharon McHugh said, "It's a great cure for a hangover".
But a real man grappling with the painful challenges of reintegrating into society after enduring a terrible ordeal would more powerfully illustrate the cost of the war.
The striker entered the match enduring a personal ordeal back in Uruguay, where his father was detained after allegedly driving drunk and being involved in an accident that killed a motorcyclist.
Annoyed at having to take the call, she grabs the phone from the hostess and hisses, "Do you know how difficult it is for a chubby 31-year-old woman to go on a legit date with a guy who majored in economics at Duke?" I have no idea how hard this is, because when I was 31 (I'm now 44), I would have done anything to avoid enduring such an ordeal.
Even if you win, it will destroy your reputation.'" Pao went ahead anyway, enduring a three-year-long ordeal that she documents in 'Reset.' The results -- a resounding legal victory for Kleiner Perkins, albeit with a hit to its image, in 2015 -- are by now well known.
Her friend and fellow advocate Gretchen Bergman has also experienced the ordeal of her sons enduring opioid addiction.
