Sentence examples for applying yourself from inspiring English sources

It's a matter of rain or shine, not giving up, applying yourself.

It means to be in your community, working hard, getting results locally and nationally, applying yourself on behalf of your constituents to the technicalities of parliament and communicating back constantly, and demonstrating your vision of how Britain could be better.

Work-life balance is very important – outside responsibilities and interests all make demands on our time – but while you are at work you should be applying yourself wholeheartedly to what you are expected to do.

And what's so wrong with applying yourself to seeking out a low stress option anyway?

"It's about applying yourself and finding what you're gifted at," he says.

It's about applying yourself and defying the limitations people put on you.

If you apply yourself, it should pay off.

So you are about to apply yourself to learning the basics of a different tongue.

A little more talent doesn't mean anything if you don't apply yourself.

"Working with him, you saw that as you applied yourself, you could apply yourself a bit more," said Dr. Paul G. Ramsey, who rowed for Harvard from 1967 to 1971.

"In our region, if you apply yourself, then you'll get a job appropriate to your skills," said Guttermeyer.