Sentence examples for though enduring from inspiring English sources
Small shopkeepers, though enduring horrendous economic conditions, are paying $700 or more for satellite phones so they can order products from other countries or from across town.
Fleming assumed she knew that her marriage to her ex-husband, though enduring, had been tumultuous and not without its own pain.
GREEK FIRE: THE STORY OF MARIA CALLAS AND ARISTOTLE ONASSIS.By Nicholas Gage.Knopf; 384 pages; $26.95.Sidgwick & Jackson; £18.99MARIA CALLAS and Aristotle Onassis met, fittingly, at a ball given by Elsa Maxwell, a plain-faced though enduring American gossip columnist, during the Venice film festival in September 1957.
We have among us a significant number of combat veterans, many of whom have invisible though enduring wounds, which must be recognized and healed.
That is China's less visible, though probably enduring, revolution.
George W Bush will never live down "is our children learning?", though the enduring linguistic legacy of his presidency is his pronunciation of "nuclear" as "noo-kyu-lur".
His North and South Vietnamese contributions I expected, though the enduring duration of their fight and captivity always awes (a commando said goodbye to his 10-year-old son before a sortie that ended in imprisonment: when he next saw him, his son had an 11-year-old son of his own).
By contrast, support for the Brotherhood's protests appeared to be limited to about 30%.That level of enduring support, though, means that for Egypt to attempt electoral democracy again, the Brothers need to be part of the process.
Enduring it though will possibly unearth a precedential jewel.
Then, one member of a billionaire dynasty locks eyes with a member of another billionaire dynasty and magically all doubts are washed away, as if in the slipstream of one of those tacky-looking super-yachts that wealthy people are always trailing about on, faces like smacked backsides, looking as bored and horrified as though they were enduring a leaky tent in Skeggy.
I stayed there for a week, with not one ounce of sleep, feeling as though I were enduring a brutal exorcism.
