Sentence examples for has ever endured from inspiring English sources

"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.

And this in the face of the most concerted campaign of denigration any Labour leader has ever endured in such a short space of time.

That hearing still plays like an endless loop in people's minds — one of the most embarrassing public moments any prominent athlete has ever endured.

The price it paid was the terrorist bombing of its Baghdad headquarters last August, perhaps the most costly blow the U.N. has ever endured.

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

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

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.

The career glass ceiling here is more unyielding, and the worst mistreatment, emotional and physical, that I have ever endured, has been at the hands of an Englishman.

"You had to drive through a desolate Yorkshire landscape to get there and it was the coldest night we've ever endured.