Sentence examples for brave endeavour from inspiring English sources

It was a brave endeavour by Murray as Golovkin took control of the contest from the outset and kept up his impressive record of winning all of his world title fights by stoppage.

There is a massive remedial job to be done in training managers and supervisors to broaden insight into drug and alcohol use, and to support the brave endeavours of newer staff who are keen to make a difference.

"The state security job was the bravest and most daring endeavour of my life because we saved one of our classmates after the revolution of 1956 from exposure and certain hanging," Szabo said.

Lara Feigel's vivid, crowded fresco of 20 figures who joined this cultural reconstruction – Marlene Dietrich to Jean-Paul Sartre, WH Auden to Lee Miller – recounts their brave, bizarre and sometimes futile endeavours.

His Celtic counterpart Martin O'Neill endeavoured to put a brave face on the result, insisting: "It's disappointing but not desperately so.

They can be brave, both as individuals and in a collective endeavour.

For his lengthy and brave resistance, Linois was highly praised, particularly by the historian William James, who wrote in 1827 that Linois' "endeavours... were highly meritorious" and considered that in an engagement against a British frigate "the Atalante, if conquered at all, would have been dearly purchased".

"Roger, wheels stopped, Endeavour.

A brave, brave boy".

Endeavour is their Mystery".

Revolution is a risky endeavour.