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Sentences ending with endure

But, pugnaciously as your loud voice summons to the strife, it will never destroy the sacred and venerable things which are worthy to endure. [10]
It took many years to train the as yet undisciplined powers into orderly obedience, and to bring the unarranged materials into the organic connection which was needed in the construction of a work that should endure. [6]
One had to wait and endure. [2]
But to return to your wife--as I understand she shares the fate I endure. [10]
If I mean to improve, I must strive and endure. [14]
I say only this: if he is at all timid, the enjoyments of the trip will hardly make up for the hardships and sufferings he will have to endure. [5]
It's a situation that no woman with self-respect can endure. [9]
Because I know that his is the only labor that is likely to endure. [6]
The materials were surprisingly rich, both in quality and in mass, and Marcus Clarke, Ralph Boldrewood, Cordon, Kendall, and the others, have built out of them a brilliant and vigorous literature, and one which must endure. [5]
What she knows, she knows; and what she can do if she chooses, I must endure. [11]

Short sentences using endure

How would she endure that? [10]
She could not endure that. [11]
But I endure all. [6]
I endure you. [6]

Sentences containing endure two or more times

He could endure the three-mile walk in the storm, but he could not endure the tortures his conscience would suffer if he turned his back and left that poor old creature to perish. [5]

More example sentences with the word endure in them

I can endure your lies, but not your love. [5]
Do you think you could endure this humdrum of enjoyment? [11]
During the first year after the catastrophe at Kaid's Palace Hylda could scarcely endure the advances made by her many admirers, the greatly eligible and the eager ineligible, all with as real an appreciation of her wealth as of her personal attributes. [11]
I said I would never endure that horror again; that I would never again look into the grave of any one dear to me. [5]
For me, I would endure all the tortures of the world rather than call you husband ever again. [11]
I said he would be happy the rest of his days, and he will, for he will always think he is the Emperor, and his pride in it and his joy in it will endure to the end. [5]
I kept my word as you see--and you have seen too how I endure my fate. [10]
Love is not won in a breath, Idle, impassioned and sure; Why should not love then endure, Challenging doubt to the last? [11]
Many a cold winter night did the explorers endure this hardship, yet grew fat and lusty under it. [4]
I declare I will not endure it any longer, and if you try to keep me shut up, I will run away from this temple, for outside it is all bright and pleasant, and here it is dingy and horrid! [10]
I know you will hold out loyally and would look death in the face as fearlessly as your sister did in Haarlem; but I, I cannot endure the thought of seeing you fall into the hands of our butchers. [10]
He knew people who were poisoned by strawberries, by honey, by different meats, many who could not endure cheese,--some who could not bear the smell of roses. [6]
Pity me, then, who had to endure three. [5]
But to stay where he was, and endure this living death all night--was that better? [5]
But the nobleman was not disposed to endure this offensive sport. [10]
Besides, his case was hopeless unless the knight obtained a pardon for him from the Emperor Rudolph, for his persecutors would not cease their pursuit of him, and he could not endure the torture a second time. [10]
If the dining-room was empty, other unprecedented demands were made upon Henrica, for then her aunt, who could not endure to be alone a moment, was sick and miserable, and she was obliged to nurse her. [10]
In the taverns usually frequented by the inmates of the hospital they learned to endure a different atmosphere, which was stifling to him. [10]
That of the twins--they are ten years old--will soon be over--and now, after enjoying pleasures not one of which was bestowed on me, they must endure the same sorrow. [10]
Eyes accustomed to twilight must also endure pain, she told herself, ere they became used to the brilliance of the sun. [10]
To tell the truth to none but you, I cannot endure to be away from the old place a longer space than it takes to go to Alexandria and back. [10]
Think of it--that trivial conceit was neighbor, with but a scarcely measurable interval of time between, to an event destined to endure forever in histories and songs. [5]
You think me too shallow and feeble, to endure suffering and death for the sacred cause, which is mine as well as yours! [10]
It happens only too often that Epicurus is confounded with Aristippus, who places sensual pleasure above intellectual enjoyment, as he holds that bodily pain is harder to endure than mental anguish. [10]
Philippus was indeed too much overburdened to chatter, but his professional advice was good and helped her to endure the fires of this pitiless sky. [10]
The father had to meet and endure the heartbreak alone; he could not reach America, in time for the burial. [5]
I have sworn to faithfully endure to the end; and you did so with me. [10]
His confinement was to endure twenty-four hours. [5]
We must try to endure philosophically what we cannot help, and ought not, I suppose, to wish to help. [6]
I forced myself to endure it as long as I could, but it was too pitiful a sight; so I made frank confession to that effect, and we retired. [5]
She had determined to endure everything, if she might but induce this man to do the thing that could be done--if it was not too late. [11]
He seemed carefully to cherish within himself the gloomy mood which alone enabled him to endure his position. [2]
To get used to a thought, to have it so near her, that if the man--if Laforce himself came, she would have herself schooled to endure the shadow and the misery of it all? [11]
I can endure these rooms no longer. [10]
Can you endure the thought that by your hand innocence may be consigned to vice, the rose trodden under foot in the mud? [10]
I cannot endure the thought of seeing her abandoned to his clutches, and I will not permit it to happen. [10]
Yet these were the same people who couldn't endure the ship's tedious corned beef and sour kraut and other crudities. [5]
Yet he wished the Roman the most brilliant victory; for his defeat would have been Cleopatra's also, and would she endure the consequences of such a disaster? [10]
It is wonderful, the power of a faith like that, that can make multitudes upon multitudes of the old and weak and the young and frail enter without hesitation or complaint upon such incredible journeys and endure the resultant miseries without repining. [5]
The more severe the pain he had to endure, the harder must he find it to hide it from the crowd who were constantly about him. [10]
He cannot endure the notion that Buonaparte is negotiating on equal terms with all the sovereigns of Europe and particularly with our own, the grandson of the Great Catherine! [2]
I can endure the irritation of it no longer. [5]
You will endure the dress for the sake of the wearer, won't you, ladies? [10]
I went into the country, but could not bear solitude, yet could not endure society. [4]
What is there that youth will not endure and triumph over? [6]
Finally, she resolved that she would endure the attentions of the rich lovers no longer; so one stormy night she escaped and went down the river and hid herself in the cave on the other side. [5]
All the masterpieces that endure and become a part of our lives are characterized by it. [4]
Tachot is so tender, that she could scarcely endure the fatigues of the journey and the pain of separation. [10]
In Australia and Tasmania they gave a convict fifty for almost any little offense; and sometimes a brutal officer would add fifty, and then another fifty, and so on, as long as the sufferer could endure the torture and live. [5]
I am not sure that we shall ever be strong enough to endure that strain. [5]
The cause was sufficient; he had not tasted food for forty-eight hours, and he could not endure the misery of his hunger in idle hiding. [5]
And they all struggled and suffered and tormented one another and injured their souls, their eternal souls, for the attainment of benefits which endure but for an instant. [2]
I have behaved strangely, nay unbecomingly, and now that which is hard to endure is hanging over me, something strange-which will perhaps drive you from me back to your mother. [10]
But the passion still wrought within him, and, if he drove it from his waking thoughts, haunted his sleep until he could endure it no longer, and must give it some manifestation. [6]
She was the sort that endure in silence. [5]
Can such a slight little body endure the ordeal of the preparation for, or the strain of, the practice of the profession? [5]
The artist himself shrank from contact with this overpowering display, and said that he could not endure more than a day or two of it. [4]
Pale and trembling, she went up to it and gazed down at the drowned man; but only for a moment could she endure the sight. [10]
But all this she poured out as though she could not endure to hear her own words. [10]
The uttermost that she longed for, as the fruit of the seed she had sown and which she longed to see ripen, had not yet come to pass--and to see that she would endure anything, even death and parting from this deceitful, burning, unlovely world. [10]
But perhaps I shall be able to endure even that. [10]
At supper Herdegen scarce ate a morsel, for he could not bring himself to endure that his betrothed should sink so low as to receive an alms. [10]
Lady Haldwell presently rose,--she could not endure the furnace of that look,--and said good-bye. [11]
Out of these resplendent clothes they are much like other people; only they have a nobler spirit, that which leads them to endure hardships for the sake of pleasing others. [4]
Consider what these public tasters have to endure! [4]
And for thy presence built a dwelling place That shall endure for countless years to come? [10]
Even a sober person does not like to have a human being emptied on him when he is not going any harm; a person who is not sober cannot endure such an attention at all. [5]
And those your Peers shall say, "Others are pure, Others are noble, others too have vowed, And for a vow have suffered; but she bowed Her own soul and another's to endure. [11]
If a youth passes by, it may happen, no doubt, He may chance to look in as I chance to look out; She would never endure an impertinent stare, It is horrid, she says, and I mustn't sit there. [6]
Howbeit, let that pass: I stand by my word, albeit the pains I shall endure in the winter journey. [10]
Livy can't accept or endure the fact that you are gone. [5]
They are gods on earth, and won't submit to the universal lot of mortals, to endure pain and anguish. [10]
Its masonry is of the majestic kind which the War Department usually deals in, and will endure like a Roman aqueduct. [5]
He had no objection to have Gifted Hopkins about Myrtle as much as she would endure to have him. [6]
No, I could not endure that. [5]
His conscience could not endure any more of Amy's grateful happiness, and his jealousy could bear no more of the other distress. [5]
She could endure no peradventure in her conversation. [11]
I could endure my oppressions no longer. [5]
After all we must endure life. [10]
It was a much subtler comparison than that of the ordinary guide, who rates his traveler by his ability to endure on a march, to carry a pack, use an oar, hit a mark, or sing a song. [4]
What impressed me most strongly was that there is in the world still this longing to suffer physically and endure public scorn for a belief. [4]
Lassiter's friendship--that was more than love--it would endure, but soon he, too, would be gone. [13]
Because--why, doctor, for months I have seldom been able to endure anything more substantial than omelettes and custards. [5]
Presently, seeing a moment when she might speak with me, Ann said in my ear: "I will end this sport, Margery; I can no longer endure it. [10]
What will not men do and endure to gratify their fellows! [4]
What will not Melissa have to endure! [10]
The sight distressed me; you know how sensitive I am, and with what difficulty I endure and witness suffering. [10]
Ah, watch by me, Sandy --stay by me every moment--_don't_ let me go out of my mind again; death is nothing, let it come, but not with those dreams, not with the torture of those hideous dreams--I cannot endure _that_ again.... [5]
It flew to me, but I can't endure it and drive it away; for I keep only a few pairs of the same breed and try to get the best birds possible. [10]
If you tell me that he is well I shall not come to London, but if I do not hear from you or him I shall certainly come, as I cannot endure this dreadful state of suspense. [5]
It is one matter to fight and finish, another to endure hell's tortures hour after hour. [9]
For such a man she could endure all things, suffer all things, even to the sacrificing of her life. [5]
Just then the man glanced quickly up and quickly dropped his face again, not being able to endure the awful port of sovereignty; but the one full glimpse of the face which Tom got was sufficient. [5]
Would any real man endure it for an hour? [11]
The same suffering look that was in the page's face was observable in all the faces around--the look of dumb creatures who know that they must endure and make no moan. [5]
I will no longer endure it. [10]
Mitawawa gave a little cry of impatience: she had held her peace so long that even her slow Indian nature could endure no more. [11]
Before blowing the light out Luigi swallowed half a tumbler of whisky, and Angelo, whose sensitive organization could not endure intoxicants of any kind, took a pill to keep it from giving him the headache. [5]
The world is large and it belongs to other people, and one has to endure much when one walks abroad; but this house is my own place, a little spot all my own, and I cherish it. [11]
The disappointed young lady could not endure it, and, in a spasm of jealous passion, sprang at Myrtle, snatched it from her head, and trampled it under her feet at the very instant the curtain was rising. [6]

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