Sentence examples for suffer that out from inspiring English sources

We are taught when we are young that life will be fair, good guys will win, that if we are well behaved we won't suffer, that out there for each of us is some perfect stranger who will swoop in with armor and save us, some fictional man or woman who will make everything — all the assaults and sorrows, traumas and disappointments — O.K.

Hape and Tindall formed a very good defensive unit and Johnson is prepared to suffer that and lose out offensively.

In San Marcos and Panabaj and all the other communities around the lake that suffered that hurricane, people got out their shovels.

"It's a town that's suffered, that gets something out of us doing well, like when we made the state final four last fall," Magistro said.

This may mean that a victim, sure that they will suffer for speaking out, never even considers raising the allegation.

"History will decide if Edward Snowden was a traitor or a hero; I don't like the fact that people suffered out in the field because of the information that was disclosed.

Still, funds that specialize in investment strategies that have suffered could come out looking good if they manage to post even modest gains.

It was hard afterwards hearing people talk about our bravery given the number of injuries we suffered and point out that we had made it out of a tough pool but, as far as we were concerned, that was not good enough".

It is too early to declare victory: in the once-cool Barrio Antiguo in the city centre, many bars that suffered frequent shoot-outs remain boarded up.

The United manager was unable to put a timeframe on Rooney's recovery from the injury he sustained in training on Friday, when Michael Carrick and Jonny Evans also suffered knocks that kept them out against Stoke.

"Our only choice is to stay and suffer, or speak out and be fired".