Sentence examples for an effort to live from inspiring English sources

You could make an effort to live off cash, not credit cards.

Here they are making an effort to live and breathe gender-equality, rather than merely talk about it.

So I find that many of my colleagues would resuscitate a fetus at twenty-three weeks, if the fetus makes an effort to live".

Cory came to see his life as an effort to live up to a "great-leader complex," which his parents impressed upon him in his youth.

And it could be argued that just about every object at the Met not intended to placate gods or commemorate the dead is an effort to live on beyond death in human memory.

But what constitutes an effort to live? "Babies are challenged with their first breath, so they will cry and try to breathe, they will gasp, and then some have a good heart rate," Kourembanas said.

But even airlines that still do the announcement the old-fashioned way — in person — say they have sometimes made an effort to liven things up preflight.

In an effort to liven up the proceedings, the night's biggest winners were chatted up, sometimes awkwardly, on stage by celebrities right after their acceptance speeches.

"What's the next question?" The Great Neck district has been introducing the clickers in an effort to liven up traditional classroom teaching with a more interactive approach.

By some accounts, this relatively small pocket of Buckhead began to unravel about 20 years ago, when, in an effort to liven up this sleepy corridor and account for the area's dearth of parking garages, the Atlanta city council eliminated parking restrictions on residential streets.

In a desperate effort to live a month, a week, even a day longer, they choose to continue costly, toxic treatments and deny themselves and their families the comfort care that hospice can provide.