Sentence examples for endeavour at from inspiring English sources
On September 26th, David Starkey, one of the most high-profile of its 2,300 fellows, will talk about "The Antiquarian Endeavour" at St James's Church, Piccadilly.
Told with immersive fluency, and a ravishing power and grace, these stories possess an imaginative range that reflects the ethos of literary endeavour at its best.
When Elizabeth refuses Darcy's first offer of marriage, he notes that she spurns him "with so little effort at civility," whereas the book has the clearly superior "so little endeavour at civility".
Until they do, the lack of transparency and doubts about staffing, oversight and culture, means the inquiry will continue to lose the trust of victims and survivors of child abuse, putting the success of the whole endeavour at risk.
Perhaps most seminal is the wooden shield dropped by a Gweagel tribesman during a violent confrontation with the crew of Captain James Cook's HMB Endeavour at Botany Bay in autumn 1770.
So as not to strangle the endeavour at birth, do not pretend that you will garner an audience of millions; you won't, and are merely stacking up excuses for future failure.
He has had to wait some time to receive public thanks for his endeavours at this club.
Instead of perceiving death as something natural, modern physicians have come to see it as bad or alien, a defeat of all their therapeutic endeavours, at times almost as a personal defeat.
She is perhaps most famed for her endeavours at founding "violin dubstep", but in the gaming world she is known for covering the likes of Skyrim, Halo and Zelda's music in full costume and highly animated.
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.
It was surely no coincidence that Gerard Deulofeu had stepped off the bench in time to be heavily involved in the winning of a set piece destined to ruin McClaren's mood on a night when Newcastle's second-half endeavours at least earned them a standing ovation from the Gallowgate End.
