Sentence examples for it endures in from inspiring English sources

There is another, darker reason it endures in film lore.

In many ways, something of it endures in me still.

If it endures in the 21st century the Sun shall enter a Dalton-like grand minimum.

It endures in some Syrian villages and a few other places in that region.

It endures in a Supreme Court and federal judiciary still led by Mr. Reagan's conservative appointees.

A lot needs to change in Greece, and Greece has done a lot to deserve the scepticism it endures in Brussels.

It also depicts a harder landing, which we define as a 3.9-point slowdown, the same as it endured in 2008.A hard landing would hobble South Korea and bring Taiwan's growth to a shuddering halt.

In the right-hand chart, we have calcaulted the effect of reduction in Chinese capital formation in the event of a soft landing; which we define as a two-percentage-point slowdown in China's investment growth, and a harder landing; which we define as a 3.9-point slowdown the same as it endured in 2008.

Though never totally believed, it endured in one form or another right through the Algerian war, through the showing of Marcel Ophuls's film about collaboration in Clermont-Ferrand, Le Chagrin et la Pitié – kept off television, for which it was originally made, for 10 years – and through Robert Paxton's seminal work on Vichy and the Jews.

Jackson is far too good a historian really to believe that, but the awful weakness of the country -- the true profundity of the national humiliation it endured in these years -- remains veiled by his concentration on what Frenchmen (and to a much lesser extent Frenchwomen) did.

For Morgan, the significance of the thankful villages is their unique mindset - one denied to the rest of Britain by the million bereavements it endured in WWI.