sit through

He could sit through supper night after night and not utter a word in his gloom.

It is one of the minor trials of life to have to sit through the process.

He wondered how many more breakfasts like that he was going to have to sit through.

But before we left him he insisted that we should sit through his favourite "Frou-Frou."

Then, I know, baby James had to sit through a two or three hour sermon.

It was not worth while to sit through the slaughter of thirty buffaloes.

Say, it beats me how white women can go there and sit through it.

I stagger around as long as I can stand, then I sit through his abuse.

Unless we can sit through the service with patience, we should not attend it.

She felt she could not sit through the first part of the program.