But before that dream can come true, you must endure one final test: a nightmarish Fourth of July of fire and fury in which the past screeches into town determined to drag you back into the bowels of hell.
In June, the network will broadcast the English series "The 1900 House," in which an average family must endure three months of day-to-day living in a Victorian house without such luxuries as indoor plumbing or electricity.
Even in humans, who share the burden of child-rearing more equally than many animals, having children requires far more of an investment of resources from a female than it does from a male after all, it is the woman who must endure nine months of pregnancy and then breast-feed the baby.
In most books, the sexually active woman is either killed or turns out to be the villain, with the notable exception of Dorothy L Sayers's Harriet Vane, who is arrested and tormented for her affair, and then must endure seven years of celibacy as penance.
For a stock fund to receive an unqualified grade in both up and down markets it must endure four market cycles of both bull and bear markets.
My heart sunk when I heard we must endure another two weeks of World Cup hoopla topped off by an orgasm of frenzy, led and orchestrated by the media, when the day of the parade eventually arrived.
IN AMERICA, the census is like a tetanus shot: one of life's necessities you must endure every ten years.
Others were crushed to learn that they failed and must endure another six hours of agony in June.
The citation means Con Edison must endure at least four more rigorous inspections in the next 12 months and pay the cost of the inspections, Mr. Sheehan said.
Before each performance of the five-hour "Einstein on the Beach," violinist Jennifer Koh must endure at least one hour in the makeup chair to transform her from a thirtysomething woman to the gray, wizened Nobel Prize-winning physicist — a head-to-toe metamorphosis that would impress even some of Hollywood's most gifted prosthetic wizards.
