Sentence examples for big endeavour from inspiring English sources

It's a big endeavour by the guys who are putting the whole thing together.

If there's a shame to Corrie's big endeavour, it's that the Platts vs Callum never felt like the strongest story in play.

"This is a big endeavour, and we currently expect them to open in early 2017," said Staggs in response to the delay.

Attending the school, and commuting from Long Island into the city, was "a big adventure, a big endeavour" and "quite intimidating for me.

The city provides all sorts of incentives to encourage acts of greenery, and sets green examples, such as using cars that run on compressed natural gas or ethanol and heaters that run on recycled oil.The mayor's second big endeavour, the transformation of Chicago's public housing, has proved much more difficult.

The sign said: "Proud Supporter … The Big Endeavour".

All those against it were the usual suspects, conservatives who oppose any big state endeavour, any major government enterprise on ideological principle.

And there, at the heart, is this chewy feeling that it is extremely dumb, that being invested in it is extremely dumb, and the final final finale – some two or three seasons in the future – will actually be shark-jumpingly bad, just like every good TV show's finale is in some way terrible, and this whole big mad endeavour will have been for naught.

Or the conclusion of the biggest scientific endeavour in history, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which concluded global warming is set to inflict "severe, widespread, and irreversible impacts".

Bat volunteers have conducted 65,610 surveys since 1997 and an even bigger citizen science endeavour, the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme, is 40 years old this year.

What a great little endeavour.