However, the relationship quickly foundered on jealousy and suspicion, as when Strindberg struck a photographer over the head with his stick, unable to endure any attention to Bosse.
The head injury rendered him unable to endure any loud noises or bright lights and for the next three years he lived as an invalid at his country estate in Hambleton.
And then, unable to endure even a day of such consternation, the White House distanced itself from the new recommendations.
If a subject is unable to endure the experiment, or if a researcher believes there is a probability of injury, the test must end.
"Whenever I get fed up, I look at these and say, 'That's why I commute.' " Her son lives with his wife and two children in a separate house on the lot; unable to endure the same commute, he found a job working for Orange County, half an hour away.
… [D]esperate people, unable to endure their apartments, would simply pay a nickel and ride around aimlessly for a couple of hours to cool off".
Broadway had open trolleys with no side walls, in which you at least caught the breeze, hot though it was, so that desperate people, unable to endure their apartments, would simply pay a nickel and ride around aimlessly for a couple of hours to cool off.
When Zuckerman was three, his father had a heart attack; unable to endure the Montreal climate after that, he and his wife spent the winters in Florida, leaving the children behind.
The older PMSS scale contained questions that were less relevant to modern medical courses and also outside the remit of this study (such as concerns that 'medical school is more of a threat than a challenge' and 'students will be unable to endure the long hours and responsibilities associated with clinical training and practice').
"Allen subjected Justene and those close to her to a sustained campaign of torment until she was unable to endure his behaviour any longer," Hannah Sidaway of the Crown Prosecution Service said in a statement.
