Examples of using Had to endure in English and their translations into Swedish
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But newcomer"Ural" was originally developed under stringent requirements of the army operation and, according to the military, had to endure the hardships of the"Perimeter".
not as painful as what I had to endure later that night.
I would like to apologize to each and every one of you who, yesterday, had to endure the behavior of those men.
Already in adulthood, he remembers all the hardships and hardships that he had to endure in his youth.
Two teams that had already endured penalty shootouts in the play offs had to endure one more, as Kungsbacka beat Djursholm in the Girls 18 Final.
on leaving, takes with it all the burdens that we had to endure in 2017.
Catherine always insisted that the birthday girl or boy had to endure a little ceremonial cake on the face.
So I could be strong like them. They told me I had to endure pain.
They told me I had to endure pain so I could be strong like them.
It was bad enough I had to endure it growing up when I was under her roof.
Awkward” is a new special that will reveal all the embarrassing moments the survivalists had to endure.
where they had to endure both physical and psychological abuse.
Aspiring to the role of caesar of the third rome alexei Mikhailovich had to endure and the humiliation.
It had to endure extreme fluctuations in temperature,
The injuries were so critical that he had to endure the amputation of both arms
Those are just the roles she had to endure in Czechoslovakia before attaining her rightful status as a supermodel.
I had to endure nearly two months of crackling noise on my line then HEY PRESTO it disappeared.
All they had to endure unpleasant moments when close to the presidential Palace Arg Kabul exploded two rockets.
Frank's been working with him. sincetheStoneAge, but I'veonly had to endure two years of servitude.
no matter what hard trip they had to endure.