Sentence examples for endeavour has been from inspiring English sources

"Endeavour has been a very clean and great-running vehicle," Mr. Cain said.

One of our guests in that endeavour has been Damon Linker, who penned a wonderful statement laying out the complexities involved in assessing religion's effects.

A complete coverage of the most modern literature has not been attempted, but an endeavour has been made to mention persons who are considered to be representative.

One of the joys of the endeavour has been, he says, the quality of the debate on the ground - a huge contrast with the media-framed fatuity of the Ken and Boris show.

Reading the government response to last year's consultation published in 2012, every possible endeavour has been made to take account of religious and other objections, and to ensure legal protection for religious communities, only allowing them to perform same-sex marriage ceremonies if their official governing bodies authorise this.

The scoreline suggests a dour game of rugby but the endeavour has been fantastic - the defences have held strong though.

Would not the more ample, two-hour, dimensions of Foyle's War, or Endeavour, have been the best choice.

Until his introduction, 17 minutes from the end, Ireland's breathless endeavour had been matched by an incisive edge only infrequently.

The astronauts, crew members of the space shuttle Endeavour, had been invited to tour CERN as a thank-you for having launched the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer — which CERN hopes will help locate antimatter — into space.

Notable in the cleanup endeavour have been the efforts of the Eco Everest Expeditions, the first of which was organized in 2008 to commemorate the death that January of Everest-climbing pioneer Sir Edmund Hillary.

This was swiftly disputed by the British consul in Rhode Island, who wrote claiming that Endeavour had been bought from Mather by the French in 1790 and renamed La Liberte.