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The phrase "endeavor on" is not commonly used in written English. The phrase "endeavor to" is more commonly used, as in "He endeavored to finish the project on time."
He is scheduled to command space shuttle Endeavor on April 19. Kelly is the son of one of New Jersey's first female police officers.
Mother and daughter were skilled at impersonating each other, and the endeavor on both sides was to blur the line where one of them ended and the other began.
But using the language can be a delicate endeavor on the campaign trail.
"This was a totally selfish endeavor on my part," Mr. Letterman said.
"Ken Lay participated in a nonprofit endeavor on a nonprofit board," Mr. Meehan said.
Richard P. Emmet, a Universal Life minister, officiated on board the yacht Endeavor, on San Diego Bay.
For me, the endeavor took on a greater weight due to my work.
It is odds on that Rooney and Mara would have been tickled that their life's work has turned into one of the most popular gambling endeavors on the planet.
His charity and his endeavors on behalf of the Tucson Community were endless.
The parents didn't push athletic endeavors on their children, but the kids quickly took to sports anyway.
(But to be so bodacious in advertising its endeavors on behalf of endangered species would breach the W.W.E.'s rights unless rocks are deemed public domain).
