When what to my wondering eyes should appear but as big a young talent as I have ever seen, in the clunky, funky form of a rocker named James Durbin, whose energy and palpable sweetness actually made it bearable to listen to Heavy Metal.
When they first moved in, they gave it a coat of whitewash to make it bearable, while Mikko put in applications to the council for a loft conversion, plus an extension and a studio in the garden.
But maybe, just maybe, we could reduce the threshold of his suffering to make it bearable for him, and for us.
At least in her previous undisguised family story, Ms. Redgrave's personal path to forgiveness of her father's neglect was strewn with theater anecdotes and Shakespearean scenes to make it bearable for outsiders.
You don't have to love what you're going through, just make it bearable until it becomes your "new normal".
(For the restless legs example, you might find that best thing for this problem is a hot shower, and then, at bedtime, rubbing lotion on your feet, and on the top of your thighs. If it wakes you in the middle of the night, add another layer of lotion to make it bearable enough to sleep).
We're all going to try to make it bearable and easier.
I had to find a way to make it bearable.
Baseball is so implacably difficult to play well, day after day, that it almost requires a little cheating now and then to make it bearable, and it is in this regard — and this one only — that it may be said to imitate life itself.
She has invented her own kind of pop solemnity, leavened with just enough whimsy to make it bearable.
Lebida works his players hard and conditioning is not one of the most popular parts of practice, but Suluki works to make it bearable.
