Sentence examples for will endure the from inspiring English sources

"Riku will endure," the boy said, speaking of himself.

The cultural core, long carried by the underprivileged, will endure the longest, and leave last.

In fact, the more you live by your beliefs, the more you will endure the censure of the world".

"I stand here today as hopeful as ever that the United States of America will endure," the president-elect said.

We will endure the pain he inflicts for our own good, and feel bad about it in the bargain.

But that does not mean he will endure the hassles of ordinary passengers, including pat-downs and other new security screenings.

So for the time being, I'll endure the clamor and work on my reflexes.

"The big question for Darryl is how he'll endure the rigors of a 162-game season.

Further, he affirms that the soul of the righteous will endure in the upper realm with the intellect.

On the contrary, one suspects that the words will endure — and the books will proliferate — because the music will, too.

That said, confidence that the euro will endure till the end of days is hardly instilled by the conspicuous lack of trust between Germany and Greece.