The recalled Scott Selwood had 19 possessions, a few of them iffy, but his courage and endeavour is built for finals football.
Despite the display of copious amounts of courage and endeavour, there was never any real doubt that the side currently 18th in the Nationwide Second Division would be forced to yield to the team standing fourth in the Premier League.
"They demonstrate the courage and personal endeavour of those who take part and the appreciation of the unimaginable pain and courage of the donor families".
The book brilliantly highlights the daily difficulties that a blind person faces and you will gain enormous respect for Laureth's courage as she endeavours to lead a normal life in spite of her disability.
In Goblin Market, Christina Rossetti imagines a future where the experience of adulterated food would be a story that parents tell their children of "days long gone", a morality tale about the courage of those who endeavoured to "win the fiery antidote".
I wish my colleagues who will serve on the commission courage and strength in their endeavours".
In turn, such research promised to reveal the degree to which marine life now, and in the future, has been 'influenced and cultured by the courage, ingenuity and folly of human endeavour' in the past [5].
"The End of Polio is a fitting testament to courage and commitment in a great endeavour.
On 4 December 2006, Shearer was created a Doctor of Civil Law by Northumbria University, at a ceremony at Newcastle City Hall, where the University vice-chancellor declared that "Throughout his career Alan Shearer has been hard-working, committed, disciplined and focused in his endeavours, fighting back from career-threatening injuries with great determination and courage".
Most people tend to think of courage as a warrior virtue, as belonging typically to battle; and therefore, by analogy, to endeavour on the upper slopes of Everest, in the deeps of the sea, and even on the rugby field.
