Sentence examples for time to endure from inspiring English sources

There was still four minutes of added time to endure and City lived every second twice over.

However, not a good time to endure the nerve-wracking, off-season woes encountered this time of year (read: cash flow).

That is a long time to wait, and a long time to endure the games of brinkmanship and wheeler-dealing that have been played since the Shinnecocks first caught the casino bug several years ago.

I eat meat because I don't have time to endure guilt-tripping from Pollan, Foer, Schlosser, Singer, Gandhi, "Sir" McCartney, Harrison, Einstein, Confucius, Aristotle, Plato, Schweitzer, Socrates, Schopenhauer, Buddha, Coltrane, Thoreau, Franklin or... you get the picture -- people who think too much.

When the family moved to north Cornwall, there were tough times to endure in the long renovation of the Old Vicarage at St Clether, but the children remember the fun of their outdoor life.

But it was a music and a message that managed both to be of their time and to endure beyond it.

"Our expectation is you should use your time there to endure the difficulties in the mountains until you become a commander of the future.

And most baby boomers, learning how to be married, as Ms. Wallerstein suggests, by witnessing the examples of marriage that they grew up with, voted with their feet when the time came to endure or not in their own.

Meanwhile, poor old Saints Bernadette of Lourdes and Theresa of Lisieux have, over time, had to endure being icons of French regionalism, French nationalism, the Pétain regime, the sick and the cured, and so on.

"Most of the women who served time had to endure daily doses of humiliation," Allen said.

Many students in Ferguson rely on meals provided in school, and the delay in the start of classes means more time having to endure empty bellies.