sit through

Alito, in particular, pressed the school district’s counsel with pointed skepticism, suggesting that requiring a devout Muslim child to sit through a story celebrating a same-sex wedding might constitute the kind of coercion the First Amendment forbids.

I once had to sit through a 15-minute FBI interview because my upstairs neighbor in New York City — someone I had only spoken to in passing — was being considered for a bureaucratic federal job.

And there are a lot of my colleagues who will sit through several screenings of it.

It was the defining moment of an eight-week murder trial, which was disturbing and heart-breaking for jurors to sit through.

"My thoughts are with Craig's loved ones who have been forced to sit through a difficult trial."