Sentence examples for wanting to endure from inspiring English sources
It is more difficult — if not impossible — to imagine the Jets dealing with another season of Tebow, or him wanting to endure one, either.
Earlier in the day, he took a plane back home to Florida, not wanting to endure the nerves of watching his daughters play.
"How many people want to endure Orlando in mid-August without air conditioning?
It also casts some light on why Ms. Lee didn't want to endure this ever again.
"They've read about it, they know and don't want to endure it any more".
Those who remained loyal to the movement no longer wanted to endure the primitive living conditions in Afghanistan.
After living in California, she said, she did not want to endure the long winters of Illinois.
Or of history: perhaps Akon doesn't want to endure any more tough questions about his upbringing.
Instead of aiming for blockbuster public offerings or market-shaking acquisitions, most entrepreneurs now just want to endure.
The way the Jets won was so scattershot, and so uncharacteristic for them, that Ryan sounded as if he did not want to endure something like that again.
With the world on a fast track to hell, you surely don't want to endure three hours of cosmic misery as entertainment.
