Sentence examples for had ever endured from inspiring English sources

"Up until that time, that was the toughest ordeal I had ever endured in my life, just dealing with him.

IT was the most difficult time she had ever endured worse even than her divorce a few years ago, she said.

First to crack was Coastal Path, his stamina proving porous in a far tougher examination than he had ever endured in France, where he had only run over two miles in small fields at a half-hearted gallop.

"I called Eileen before anyone else and said, 'I'm your daughter.' " Both actresses said that rehearsals for "The Waverly Gallery" were among the most draining that they had ever endured.

Her past sounded like a horror movie to Ken, and as he listened, he felt intimidated by her: all he had ever done was live in his parents' house, and the only violence he had ever endured was on the football field with his grunting peers.

Desperate to rescue what was left of the 2011 season, determined to reap the rewards of a winter training schedule like no other he had ever endured, Wiggins strapped up his shoulder, put his bike on the rollers and pedalled his frustrations away.

It was one of the most intensely boring two hours I have ever endured.

"What we are living through here in Aleppo no one else has ever endured.

No Super Rugby team has ever endured that to make a final — let alone win the trophy.

Both women adopted a tone that any woman who has ever endured a sorority rush will recognize: aggressive, cheerful, empowered conformity, hostile to idiosyncrasy.

But those factors coalesced last Sunday into one of the strangest and most dispiriting days the Dolphins have ever endured, unlike anything Shula presided over in 1972.