Sentence examples for early endeavour from inspiring English sources
Cameroon's early endeavour ensured this would be no cakewalk however.
Despite Palace's early endeavour they had to wait until minutes before half-time to take the lead.
And their early endeavour was illustrated by the energetic Flood in midfield and the movement of new signing Zola up front.
But Reading's early endeavour evaporated once Fellaini opened the scoring with his 11th league goal of the season, a well placed 42nd-minute header from six yards after good work by Coleman.
Palace's positive early endeavour, reflected in Pulis's bold decision to start with two strikers, saw them awarded an early penalty when Marouane Chamakh was bundled over by Spurs midfielder Mousa Dembele.
The Giants, beaten 19-0 by Hull FC on Sunday, started brightly and got the try their early endeavour deserved when Mullally held off three men to touch down.
He is less reticent about the professional differences that marred some of his early endeavours, and his attempts to marry the neurological with the psychiatric, as well as medicine with its own history.
Bailey's claim to a more permanent berth came late in the day after Anderson and Stuart Broad had gone to school on their opposite numbers to clean up an Australia top-order in which the key members – Michael Clarke and David Warner – have waned considerably after their prolific early endeavours.
That's a goal he'll remember for a long, long time and all his family can be proud.' So, too, can Sheridan, a manager for barely 18 months and one seemingly destined for good things if his early endeavours at Boundary Park are any indication.
"I watched a lot of Russell Howard and Ross Noble so I was trying to be that guy, very affable," he says of his early endeavours, but "people can tell you're bullshitting" (that said, he's clearly retained some of that affability – on stage he's lovably serious, in person he verges on stony faced).
Wales got the try their early endeavours deserved, however, in the 14th minute.
