Sentence examples for truce endures from inspiring English sources
Five months later, the truce endures in El Salvador, long one of the most violent countries in the Americas.
Political opponents wondered aloud how long the truce would endure.
The Roosevelts' son James later described the state of the marriage after the incident as "an armed truce that endured until the day he died".
In the absence of any national consensus on peace, the two sides continue to endure a truce that has been almost as devastating as the war that killed at least 30,000 people, and made refugees of perhaps a million more.
Few on the ground expect anything different from this latest truce.Even if the ceasefire endures, it is a far cry from a lasting peace.
The year before the truce, the country of 6m endured more murders than all of western Europe.
And only a minority of its supporters favour a fresh truce.The other reason for fearing that ETA will endure is that Mao, when he described guerrillas as fish swimming in the sea of passive support, was not quite right: for the gunmen of the Basque region, a small pond of support is enough.
In 1562, seven years after the Peace of Augsburg had established a truce in Germany on the basis of territorialism, France became the centre of religious wars which endured, with brief intermissions, for 36 years.
