Sentence examples for about the effort of from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, April 25 , 1964P. 144 ANNALS OF LAW about the effort of Clarence Earl Gideon to have the Supreme Court hear his case.

The trick: stay seated, and let the engine pick up your slack and ferry you up steep pitches with about the effort of a brisk walk down a flat city street.

By Anthony Lewis The New Yorker, April 25 , 1964P. 144 ANNALS OF LAW about the effort of Clarence Earl Gideon to have the Supreme Court hear his case.

The factual spine of "Norma Rae" (1979), about the effort of a Southern mill worker (Sally Field) to unionize her workplace, came from the life of a real North Carolinian, Crystal Lee Jordan, whom Mr. Ravetch and Ms. Frank discovered when producers brought them a copy of a book about her, "Crystal Lee: A Woman of Inheritance," by Henry P. Leifermann.

Roger-Pol Droit, a philosopher who read from "Tristes Tropiques," said that he "would have loved a text from Lévi-Strauss today saying, 'I hate birthdays and commemorations,' just as he began 'Tristes Tropiques' saying, 'I hate traveling and explorers.' " "This is all about the effort of making him into a myth," Mr. Droit continued, "because that is what we do in our time".

We don't have to believe in their system of government, but like the Chinese, who actually have to deal with their government censorship among other major drawbacks, we should care more about the effort of real diversification and the objective of growing our portfolios.

But I disagree that these results have come about without the efforts of the government or aid organizations.

Talk story about the efforts of the N.Y.

I wrote about the efforts of the "craggers" last year.

By John Bainbridge The New Yorker, December 29 , 1962P. 22 Talk story about the efforts of the N.Y.

Tells about the efforts of Phyllis Schlafly to defeat the Equal Rights Amendment.