Sentence examples for effort to behave from inspiring English sources
"We have a government which is making every effort to behave fiscally responsibly," said a spokesman for Mr. Solbes, Gerassimos Thomas.
In an effort to behave like a celebrity, however, I insisted (well, O.K., begged) that my West Highland white terrier, Lillie, be allowed to stay with me, and demanded a VCR.
Of course large groups of drunken idiots can be found anywhere up and down the UK on any given Saturday night, but it does feel as though said drunken idiots make a special effort to behave even worse when abroad.
I started to cut myself off from friends at school, preferring to spend lunchtimes sitting alone in the library; it took what felt like a Herculean effort to behave like I was normal for eight hours a day.
They won't watch the trailer, and notice both Shipka (who makes no visible effort to behave like a deaf person, much to the consternation of actual deaf actors) and her on-screen dad Stanley Tucci looking less "terrified" than "faintly confused about the choices that have brought him to this point in his life".
Children respond much more favorably when we appreciate their effort to behave well than when we constantly point out their shortcomings.
Later it became a scapegoat mocked for its vain efforts to behave in a human fashion.
That would not matter if the government could continue its reforms and its new efforts to behave maturely without him and his fellow communists, but it probably cannot.
The Riverwoods, Ill.-based company's good overall earnings performance "indicates that Discover's efforts to behave more like Visa or MasterCard may be providing traction," said Red Gillen, senior analyst at Boston-based Celent.
