Wondering how to use Endure in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as last or suffer.
Endure in a sentence
Related words
Endure meaning
- To continue or carry on, despite obstacles or hardships; to persist.
- To tolerate or put up with something unpleasant.
- To last.
Example sentences (20)
But it’s what Rapinoe did off the field that has ensured her legacy will endure long after she’s hung up her boots.
Can a government of Boeberts, Greenes and Trumps, of conspirators, cowards, and armed insurrectionists long endure?
Tigers coach Art Walker Jr. said he was impressed with Kushner’s ability to endure contact when running the football.
Anna-Lisa said she felt obliged to help Lorna and her family after seeing her endure “one hell of a tough year”.
Goen also excelled at over 1.15 metres, but had to endure another combination with Qatar van te Buxochoff (by Douglas).
However, it didn’t come easy due to the years of hurdles he had to endure to become a well-earning player in the sport.
Though she is no longer with us she lives with us with images and experiences that will endure for a lifetime.
Forecasters have said much of the country will endure heavy downpours on Friday, while the air remains humid.
The amount negative headlines that investors had to endure throughout the period would have made it very hard not to sell.
To be eligible for a specific treatment, sickle cell patients must endure several painful episodes per year.
Weeds always seem to survive in winter’s most harsh conditions and endure despite the freezing temperatures.
But given that Wilko has been around for 90 years, and is a much-loved staple of many High Streets, the brand could endure.
Even more miraculous than its defeat of alcohol is the strength Islam gives the faithful to endure pain.
The United boss, to his credit, has had to endure hefty background noise throughout much of his tenure.
Mr. Lincoln explained, “I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free.
A lot of fans will have to endure work or school before catching up on the latest Ted Lasso antics.
He also advised citizens to endure and not allow the situation to push them into criminal acts like stealing and joining bad gangs.
A spokesperson added: “No-one should have to suffer the inexcusable behaviour they had to endure.
Scots should brace for more grim as parts of the country will be hit by "strong and gusty" winds while others endure torrential rain.
Despite the physical agony they’ve had to endure, the couple are still in favour of the strikes.
Common combinations with endure
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to endure 106×
- endure the 22×
- will endure 16×
- must endure 9×
- they endure 8×
- endure to 6×
- and endure 5×
- endure and 5×
- endure for 5×
- endure in 5×
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