Sentence examples for has endured like from inspiring English sources

Liberty's influence has endured like few others.

For every verismo opera that has endured, like Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana," there were scores of works that enjoyed success only to fall into oblivion.

Let me preface this by saying that I have a first generation MacBook Pro that has endured like a champ, going around the entire world with me, twice.

Certain icons, however, have endured, like the punk bathroom.

Few countries have endured like Angola.

In a 2010 Vanity Fair article, author Michael Lewis called Greece "a society that has endured something like total moral collapse".

But the New York stage production of "The Fantasticks" has endured for something like a geologic age; next to it, even the extinct "Cats" occupies but a whisker's breadth on the timeline.

"Mike McCurry is an extremely bright guy who has endured a political hell the likes of which makes an Internet company seem like a walk in the park," said Phil Noble, president of Politics OnLine, a Web-based political services firm.

D'Antoni has endured more intense disappointment — like having his title hopes crushed by the San Antonio Spurs three times in four years.

Al Pacino plays Val, a robber who has come up for parole after serving 28 years, a sentence he has endured because he refused – like the hombre he is – to give up any of his associates.

Like 41% of Flint residents, Williams has endured this crisis in poverty; like 56% of residents, she is black.