Sentence examples for has endured with from inspiring English sources
It has endured, with appearance and ambience intact, since 1947.
In the several months she has endured with neither a paycheck nor an unemployment check, she has relied on local food banks for her groceries.
In the post-Thatcher years, this gradual drop-off has endured, with 4.1m households living in social housing at the last census.
There will be, or should be, a great deal of sentiment for Duncan, 37, and the small-market organization that has endured with him as its centerpiece in three decades.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that this pattern has endured, with the notable change that big firms are now outperforming the rest and in turn attracting a disproportionate slice of new money.What makes a top performer?
May is one of the best American directors ever to wield a camera, and the conflict that she has endured with the industry reveals the inherent difference between a genius and a system.
The olive belt cannot conceive of the harsh and unprotesting adjustment that Baltic countries have endured (with Estonia then leading the way into the euro).
I got the sense that there was some brutality there, some sexual affliction that she had endured with the fathomless patience of her generation.
Leslie had wanted to avoid the long hospital labor she had endured with Tia's older brother, Conor, and her determination had freed her of the delivery room entirely (or so our story went).
The manager said that the stay-aways were "understandable" after the "nightmare week" they had endured with the City defeats and the one against Brighton and he was unsurprisingly keen to dismiss it as a blip.
What other country could have endured with such fortitude two decades of stagnation, not to mention the disastrous earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown of March 11th 2011 As for the roots of a social predictability bordering on ritual, Mr Murphy finds them in the Tokugawa shogunate, when sword-carrying samurai were entitled to cut anyone down on the slightest pretext.
