Unfortunately, you'll have to endure one more health experience.
"JR Ewing will endure as one of the most indelible [characters] in entertainment history," said Dallas executive producers Cynthia Cidre and Michael Robin.
Until there's a recognition and understanding of that foundational violence, the problems of racial discrimination and social inequality will endure from one generation to the next, even if their exact presentation changes.
I wonder whether GoldenEye's legacy will endure just one more hardware generation.
So I decided to become a lawyer in order to help create a more just and peaceful world, not just in a fleeting moment but in a way that will endure from one generation to the next.
The conservative, English-dominated, ramshackle kingdom of Ukania (to borrow the Scottish writer Tom Nairn's ironic coinage) will endure, until eventually one of its constituent parts – probably Scotland – decides that enough is enough.
Mr. Lynch, an expert on Samuel Johnson, spends a good deal of time on the evolution of dictionaries, doing a fine job of conveying the daunting task facing Johnson and all the dictionary makers since: How do you collect every known word, decide between competing spellings, reflect shades of meaning, separate faddish uses from the ones that will endure, and so on?
It will endure, I suspect, as one of the greatest shows MoMA has mounted in decades.
The three volumes of "Gulag," like "One Day," will endure.
The New Frugalists, as you might call them, argue that the shift in consumer behavior (which you can see here), reflects not just a rational reaction to job losses and a massive drop in wealth but rather indicates a fundamental shift in psychology, one that will endure long after the recession ends.
