The other brush with fame proved far more enduring.
As far as enduring monuments are concerned, De Peyster personifies the limitations of statues.
Far from enduring the post-election acrimony most pundits predicted, we appear to be in the midst of one of the smoothest presidential transitions in recent memory.
Far more enduring was DC's Vertigo imprint, which began in 1993 as a home for mature-themed horror titles such as Hellblazer, Swamp Thing, and Neil Gaiman's Sandman.
Still, some Democrats suggest that given the so-far-enduring popularity of Mr. Bush, Mr. Ashcroft might just have to do.
Not only were they spending about $8,000 in monthly 3PL fees, they were enduring far more shipping mistakes.
In many ways, the breadth of the programming seems far from the enduring mood of austerity in Europe.
While the building's ground floor is filled with families usually suffering smaller heartaches, its upper floors are lined with families enduring far larger ones.
Without NATO airstrikes, in other words, the ragtag army that took to the streets of Libyan cities last February would probably have faced a far more stubborn, enduring, uncertain and bloody battle to end the Qaddafi dictatorship.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's World at One programme, the report is said to have asked: "What progress [has the Labour party] made so far against the enduring weaknesses that led us to lose in 2015?
Hahn argues, in this ambitious and fascinating book, that associations of slaves — centered on kinship, work, and religion — were far more intricate, enduring, and politicized than has been realized.
