Sentence examples for to endure on from inspiring English sources

For ice to endure on like objects with no atmosphere that close to the Sun, there must be a mechanism to replenish what is lost to sublimation.

It was the latest painful lesson Mauricio Pochettino and his Tottenham Hotspur players have been forced to endure on this Champions League journey and it was one that emphatically ruined their dream.

It's undoubtedly one of the most frustrating things I've had to endure on the field in my career, that we played fairly well for most of the year and that four or five months of work has come undone in a matter of two weeks".

"What Bill Cosby's Accusers Have to Endure on the Stand," by Jia Tolentino.

Look at the appalling abuse Prof Mary Beard had to endure on the internet after her appearance on Question Time.

But it would usually demand a lengthier atonement than the ten months which Mr Mandelson has had to endure on the backbenches.

To think of all the all the adversity he's had to endure to get on to the big stage, I'm so glad he made it.

I was forced to endure an on-camera dressing-down from Lord Mandelson when I challenged him about his four-letter tirade to Sun bosses after the newspaper announcedthat it was backing the Conservatives.

These refer to what the European judges call situations that "commonly occur in modern society where the public may be called on to endure restriction on freedom of movement or liberty in the interests of the common good".

But the "wisdom", "laughs and shivers" are more than enough to compensate for "the time and the cost and the emotional friction you'll have to endure... Come on, read it".

Mrs Kuhn had to endure being spat on, called a "Nazi lover" and even being punched and kicked by a gang of youths.