Sentence examples for a constant endeavour from inspiring English sources
But in boxing, to land the killer blow is a constant endeavour as much as it is an occupational hazard.
In a constant endeavour to tempt the ingrate children into eating something that isn't a novelty yoghurt, I am always putting cutting apples up neatly, waiting til they go brown, then eating them myself, as a result of which, the truly unappetising gnarled little packages at the bottom of the fruit bowl, the ones that I would normally rely upon someone like me to eat, get neglected.
It must be a coherent, constant endeavour, where treaties are respected, where rule of law applies to all, and where a clear priority must be given to victims and to their families, who more than anything need the truth.
"It's a constant effort".
The Javanese lead an active life through constant endeavour (ichtiyar) in activities relating to agricultural production, economic life and social and family matters.
It includes the line: "My constant endeavour will be to ensure the health and welfare of animals committed to my care".
Contextual marketing is a dynamic, constant tuning endeavour.
Bringing the voices of feminist activists to a wider audience is a constant theme in Emma's endeavours.
For all Villa's attacking intent, Bradford's endeavour and enthusiasm made them a constant threat, as they added a second with 13 minutes left.
But for all of Tottenham's endeavour - with Andros Townsend a constant threat - the visitors failed to cause trouble inside Partizan's box and the best chances fell to the 25-time Serbian champions.
