"Men stood in long lines, extending clear out into the streets, patiently enduring the pelting rain, waiting till their turn came to vote," one contemporary observer wrote.
Not all queens survive winter, but I'm always impressed, each spring, when I see bumblebees that have spent winter without food in a burrow in the ground, enduring autumn rains, snow and ice.
It loosely translates as: "Slaving night and day for one whom nothing pleases, enduring wind and rain, badly fed and short of sleep".
The criteria included being able to withstand four inches of rain, enduring shock tests when "mounted in a vehicle," and when subject to "sudden acceleration, braking, or turning while transporting the units".
We have traversed high mountains, rolling hills, and endless flatlands while enduring high winds, rain, snow, and even some hail over the last week.
It is the result of years of loyally enduring snow, driving rain and the bone-chilling cold to see the Queen attend church on her Sandringham estate.
Epstein tested the device in marine sediment at a research station in the Massachusetts Bay experiments that, he recalled, involved trudging in mud with rubber boots, cutting his hands on mussel beds, and enduring "late fall rains that, with wind, feel brittle on your skin".
He is lonely, in pain and homesick, enduring "the wind and rain and wet leaves of exile".
I am very grateful to Lindbergh and the fashion editor Michael Philouze for enduring glaring sun, torrential rain and sticky sand for T. Another collaboration of which I am enormously proud is our cover story on Jay-Z.
But the effort involved, the long wait between the exciting bite, the uncontrollable matter of luck (the boat 50 yards behind you gets a bite while you sit and stare at the unmoving water) -- all this makes the sport a drama worth enduring the cold and rain.
