Sentence examples for enduring the misery from inspiring English sources

"Today, it is our own people who are enduring the misery, and the Mail believes there could no better use for the aid budget than alleviating Third World conditions at home".

In a five-year spell at Bristol City, the Championship club now managed by his son Lee, Johnson won promotion from League One and flirted with promotion to the Premier League before enduring the misery of defeat in a play-off final against Hull City in 2008.

"Now, our own people are enduring the misery".

I imagined that one particular Nigerian woman or man enduring the misery of the voyage and the horrors of slavery, so that I could come into being.

After enduring the miseries of a rainy spring and a late-arriving summer, merchants and vacationers here and in neighboring towns on the Jersey Shore prayed for a hot and sunny Fourth of July weekend.

Because despite the pious waffle about market craziness being like cancer, no one is ever shown enduring the actual misery of losing money.

Julian Barnes's new novel, "The Noise of Time," is about Shostakovich, and it begins with the composer enduring the humiliation and misery of his exclusion from musical life, in 1936.

His timetable for March 11th goes like this: a morning summit for all 27 EU leaders, enduring the worst sort of footling Brussels misery: a windy address from the boss of the European Parliament, a "family photo" with colleagues, then a working lunch to debate the tumult in north Africa (expect unimportant conclusions about this important subject).

It is one of football's enduring miseries that the two sides would meet 23 years later in the Conference play-off final, both victims of the football authorities.

The truth is that marriages are either failing or are just enduring long term misery because the household has become merely a place to hang your hat for an hour or two before bed and then rush off again.

The contestants won by enduring misery, but then didn't everyone back then?