| It was only on at the Court for three or four weeks – I couldn't have stomached a long run. |
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| But that would only have meaning if the judges were known to be independent. That is the kind of threat Mr Fujimori has never stomached for long. |
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| He indulged a few autograph seekers, shook a few hands, smiled for a few cameras, even stomached the occasional scowls from envious passers-by. |
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| The Team seems to have stomached the 14 hours jetlag, even if the daily work on the web seems a bit harder than before. |
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| A quiet man, he stomached the suffering and gave thanks we all survived. |
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| Those words, all of them, were uttered afterward in a disconsolate locker room, by players who have stomached these mood swings — from possession to possession, night to night, week to week — for 66 games now. |
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| This is another reason why voters have stomached Mr Osborne, such that most Britons, across the political spectrum, are probably now more worried by the prospect of rising taxes than cuts. |
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| Left-wingers, who had never stomached their party's submission to the monarchy, rediscovered their radicalism, and demanded Mr Youssoufi's resignation. |
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| And we stomached countless other acts in the name of our war on terror. |
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| But he seems to have stomached his defeat. |
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