Sentence examples for endeavour from from inspiring English sources
Shackling a currency this way is a different sort of endeavour from supporting one.
Sure enough, 13 Minutes is a solid, meat-and-potatoes endeavour from the director Oliver Hirschbiegel.
For all the effort and endeavour from England – and there was plenty – it was the same misgivings which cost them.
The Other Cinema, a new endeavour from Future Cinema (the pioneers behind Secret Cinema and the Future Shorts film festival), is an attempt to restore it.
Zelman Meats Tip-top taste and great-value roast beef with all the trimmings at the new Soho endeavour from the Goodman/Beast stable.
The practicals Adventure specialist Peregrine (01728 862 222) organises 10-day Antarctic voyages from Ushuaia aboard the 52-berth Peregrine Endeavour from £1990 per person.
An award this year for his charitable endeavours from GQ, a men's magazine, elicited scorn in the media and social networks.
Pewter work often emulated designs in silver, and some unscrupulous pewterers even endeavoured from time to time to pass off pewter as silver or something almost like silver.
This scientific field is critically important because it provides the bedrock of so many human endeavours, from medicine to food production.
Skateboarders, cyclists, athletes and many more are excited at the thought that they will be able to film their sporting endeavours from the air via the drone.
The reason they did not, in his view, is that violence and terror from extremist groups destabilised the country before new institutions could grow, and thus created a vacuum into which increasingly vicious fundamentalist groups expanded.An award for his charitable endeavours from GQ elicited scorn in the media and social networksThis belief now drives his charitable work.
