Sentence examples for work endure from inspiring English sources

Why does Rumi's work endure?

The greatest success for any artist is to have his or her work endure.

More than the pounds and pence, renminbi and rubles, dollars and dinars necessary to launch the fund, we count on a sustained commitment to see its work endure.

"Let me assure you that my hand is the steadier for the work that is to be done, that I move more firmly into the task, knowing that you--millions and millions of you--are joined with me in the resolve to make this work endure.

That work endures to this day.

This aspect of his work endured, through many reforms, until the great changes of the 19th century.

As ever, you could wish for sharper definition among the strings, and the Nielsen work endured a few scruffy passages.

His peers were writers such as Compton Mackenzie, Hugh Walpole, John Galsworthy – forgotten figures, almost – but something about Maugham and his work endured long into his dotage.

Later on, Phillips's work endured primarily in the music rooms of the 78-r.p.m. collectors who dutifully convened and doted over his discs.

By the usual standards of measuring a former mayor's legacy — the city he inherited, the challenges he faced, the resources available to meet those challenges and the extent to which his work endured beyond his term — historians and political experts generally give Mr. Koch mixed-to-good reviews.

That may not seem the end of the world, but it reflects realities such as the two-hour bus journey into work endured by people living on the periphery of São Paulo, the country's largest city, during which they often risk assault before arriving too tired to be very useful.