Sentence examples for having to endure from inspiring English sources

Not having to endure such a torrid build up may favour Mendes.

The big-hitters could become multimillionaires without having to endure another Test series against New Zealand.

His condition might have stabilized without his having to endure the ordeal in the hospital.

Having to endure any kind of physical existence whatsoever alarms and annoys me.

Imagine being in a restaurant and having to endure that awful cack.

Fast-casual restaurants are joining the ranks of big business and having to endure the attention that comes with it.

"The levels of violence and perversion that some of these young people are having to endure is really very shocking".

And visitors should be able to climb the stairs "without having to endure a serpentine path," he added.

What sent Newcastle fleeing into exile, however, wasn't defeat but disgrace: having to "endure the laughter of the court".

One of the great boons for the artist-turned-songwriter is no longer having to endure the promotional grind.

One of the worst aspects of attending public talks is having to endure idiots asking rambling, indulgent questions.