Examples of using I cannot endure in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I cannot endure.
What could  happen, I cannot endure the strain!
I cannot endure any longer.
Haughty eyes and arrogant hearts I cannot endure.
I cannot endure that.'.
And there is nothing, Lord, that I cannot endure as long as she is by my side.
I cannot endure this yearning.
There's no anger in our hearts, even though something happened between us which I cannot endure at present.
I cannot endure another setback.
I cannot endure such a fustian rascal.
I cannot endure to hear such talk.”.
I cannot endure the thought that oneany in the Ooffice should sacrifice strength and health, through excessive labor, andso that their usefulness should prematurely end, and they be unable to work in the vineyard of the Lord.
And I can't endure being summoned in front of you.
I can't endure the distance.".
I can't endure the feeling when I  meet… you.
I couldn't endure your humiliation.
I can't endure.
I can't endure my father winning.
Dear Mom and Dad, I can not endure this agonizing.
Lord, I could not endure a husband with a beard on his face!
I couldn't endure the loneliness after we broke up.
I can't endure the holy life.
It was a lie I could not endure.".
Sometimes the pain was so strong that I could not endure 8 hours of work!
On particularly hard days when I  feel that I can't endure, I  remind myself that my track record for getting through bad days is 100% so far.
On my side, I could not endure the heavy labor; and on the Company's side, they did not  feel justified in paying me to shovel sand down my back;
He did not  ask me the meaning of it all, but he wanted to ask, and I could not endure his look. He was afraid of looking at me.
But freehand drawing, to which many hours of the course were devoted,was an annoyance I could not endure.
I could not endure the society of the Augustians; and besides, the one solace in my sadness and disquiet is the thought that I  am near Lygia, that through Glaucus the physician, who promised to visit me, or through Paul of Tarsus, I can  learn something of her at times.