Sentence examples for well endure from inspiring English sources

So as long as you're being mortified, you might as well endure it in good seats.

"But you just have to bloody well endure it and remember those who are so much worse than you".

Corbyn may not have converted his parliamentary party, or even his shadow Defence Minister, to his brand of unilateralism, but the aversion of grassroots voters – not just Labour ones – to new military intervention after the failures in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya could well endure.

A new parliament in Scotland, an assembly in Wales, self-rule in northern Ireland, a mayoralty in London, the introduction of proportional representation for almost all UK elections bar the House of Commons – it amounted to a quiet revolution that may well endure as New Labour's most permanent legacy.

The countersuit, which was filed in Federal District Court in New York, adds yet another legal dimension to a bitter Wall Street story that is now approaching its one-year anniversary and could well endure for a long time in litigation.

Anemia is well endured by healthy subjects: acute isovolemic reduction of Hb level down to 50 g/L was hemodynamically well tolerated by 11 resting healthy humans [69], but delayed memory was observed in 31 healthy young volunteers after a similar reduction of Hb [70].

Notably, it is well endured at doses up to 1% w/w or 750 mg/kg body wt in diet and showed no adverse effects to mice [ 134].

Anemia is well endured by healthy subjects: acute isovolemic reduction of Hb level down to 50 g/L was hemodynamically well tolerated by 11 resting healthy humans [ 69], but delayed memory was observed in 31 healthy young volunteers after a similar reduction of Hb [ 70].

My work, if learned well and executed well, will endure decade after decade after decade.

And still their vision of what it means to eat well endures.

The widow in "Soldiering On" (Stephanie Cole), accustomed to living well, endures increasingly straitened circumstances and increasingly disturbing domestic revelations but insists she's "not the type" for tragedy: "Not quite 'Orphans of the Storm' time" is her cheerful resolution.