Sentence examples for skill to endure from inspiring English sources
Last Friday, on the steps of Battle Monument, the iconic memorial to the fallen Army officers and soldiers in the Civil War and erected by their surviving comrades, the Quinks reminded the cadets that the destination was fraught with peril but that members of the Long Gray Line had the heart and the skill to endure.
It's something you do best when you stand in the kitchen and watch an expert at work -- preferably your grandmother, since this is probably the only person you know with the rare combination of skill and patience to endure your subsequent clumsy attempts to mince garlic with her best knife.
The rules of the sport are simple, and no great finesse or skill beyond the capacity to endure extreme pain is required.
After moving with her family to Hawaii in 2006, her work now focuses almost exclusively on Hawaiian culture and surfing, including the sensation of being in the barrel of a wave or the constant wipeouts surfers have to endure to master new skills.
Though Culpepper's physical skill and football smarts are solid, he is bound to endure some rough spots.
With this potent mix of technical and artistic skill, his designs have been infused with a totemic power able to endure the ages.
But the SERE training was designed to give American servicemen skills to counter Chinese communist torture practices through resisting and learning to endure them.
And those benefits appear to endure, consistent with the NCS programme helping instil lifelong skills and habits.
Though it's far more subtle, "Go" is poised to endure too thanks to that radical and elusive combo of artistic skill and authenticity.
More than any place outside ground zero, Hangar 17 holds the tangible evidence of the skill and industry needed to create the trade center and the courage and tenacity needed to endure its destruction.
While there skill maybe comparable, Lapras will be able to weather more light hit and Cloyster will be able to endure through more powerful hits.
