Porter has also pointed to the restricted availability of England-based players and the miserable winter endured by the national side.
During the course of their correspondence, Auchincloss marries Adele, an industrial designer, and, in 1990, endures her illness from multiple myeloma.
The public vision of the 1930s endures in their later masterpieces such as Pollock's One, Barnett Newmans's Vir Heroicus Sublimis, and Mark Rothko's Seagram Murals.
The EU today endures trade sanctions by the U.S. for not relaxing its ban on hormone-treated beef.
The questions and troubles of 1963 endure in different forms.
In 1969, Carol was severely injured in an automobile accident and, over the next two years, endured twenty-three operations.
Remarkably, the bond between Coventry and Stalingrad – renamed Volgograd in 1961 – endured throughout the coldest moments of the Cold War.
The great monuments raised over the course of 3,000 years endure – but rarely the details of individual lives.
Despite their divorce, Alicia, who was born in El Salvador in 1933, endured the peaks and troughs of Nash's life alongside him, Klainerman said.
From this era, the Freedom Rides of 1961 and the Freedom Summer project of 1964 endure as CORE's most memorable contribution to the civil rights struggle.
The best homegrown comedies, from "You Can't Take It with You" (1936) to "The Colored Museum" (1986), endure because they find ingenious ways to mess with our values.
