Sentence examples for something to endure from inspiring English sources

It was something to endure, rather than an opportunity, aides said.

A race at Watkins Glen -- a 2.45-mile course with 11 turns, not 4 -- has often been regarded by the stock-car regulars as something to endure, like a dental exam.

For those who do not share it, or who want the EU to grow organically rather than by design (a group that includes not only the British government but much European public opinion), the latest debates may be something to endure, rather than to take part in.

With time, a sober life can become not something to endure, but something to gratefully embrace.

It's not something to endure.

With the Oyster card, those of us in London leave a record of every journey, every date and every time, and mostly see those journeys as something to endured - as an obstacle to be cleared before the real day can begin.

But I remember, too, how hopeful I was that something out of the ordinary would happen; that we would discover something, or have to endure something, out of which might come a story.

Baseball, Mr. Hill said, "wasn't just something he loved to do, it was something he had to endure".

They see the weather as something to be endured rather than managed.

"This is something you have to endure more than you fix".

It's not fun but it's something you have to endure.