To their relief, he embraced it, banging his head on low-hanging lights, allowing Hamm to pick him up or body-slam him, enduring a steady stream of asides about his size.
Soon Davis was a recording star ("Hey There"), a Broadway star ("Mr. Wonderful"), a movie star (a dapper, slithering Sportin' Life in "Porgy and Bess") and a Rat Pack insider with Frank and Dean, enduring a relentless stream of race jokes in case anyone didn't notice his complexion, and containing his impulses so as not to upstage the alternately munificent and petulant Sinatra.
This aggregated view of persons became the object of early and extensive scholastic debates as Buddhists sought to explain how we come to mistakenly apprehend an unchanging and enduring self in a stream of causally interconnected phenomena.
Alfred Hickling Duchess of Nothing, by Heather McGowan (Faber, £7.99) Heather McGowan's debut, Schooling, was a nervy, neurotic, stream-of-consciousness account of an American teenager enduring a Welsh education.
Thus, we explore structures of the stream of consciousness, the enduring self, the embodied self, and bodily action.
Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.
Relations steadily worsened between the Spanish and French components of the besieging force, a trend that was exacerbated by the lack of progress they were making, the appalling conditions they were enduring in the open and the steady stream of casualties being caused by the counter-bombardment and outbreaks of epidemic disease.
His work requires knowing whether a marriage is an enduring bond of love or a commercial relationship, or whether heirs can be trusted with fortunes or only allowed a stream of income.
With this sweltering desert city enduring one of the largest tumbles in housing prices for any urban area since the Depression, there is an unrelenting stream of foreclosures to choose from.
