Sentence examples similar to endeavour in the second from inspiring English sources

But once that bad feeling had subsided, the hosts showed plenty of endeavour in the first half, though they did not seriously test Szczesny until Glenn Whelan drew a save from the Arsenal goalkeeper just before the break.

In April 1770, Endeavour became the first ship to reach the east coast of Australia, when Cook went ashore at what is now known as Botany Bay.

Their endeavours were rewarded in the seventh minute when Dave Kearney made an initial thrust and passed to flanker McLaughlin, who dived over the line for a try.

He was there when Endeavour ferried up the first American pieces of the International Space Station.

Swans manager Michael Laudrup may be left perplexed at his side's lack of attacking endeavour in their first goalless draw of the season, while counterpart Sam Allardyce will have been disappointed by the Hammers' wastefulness in front of goal.

The appreciation of Latin American art and its history began as a nationalist endeavour in the second half of the 19th century, inspired in part by the independence movements that took place there at the beginning of the century.

Having barely threatened before the break, Morecambe showed greater endeavour in the second half but Jim Bentley's side still rarely looked like scoring.

In any new field of endeavour, the first priority is to gather lots of specimens.

Exactly the kind of pointless-but-wonderful endeavour for which the internet was invented in the first place.

Oh, and I will endeavour to update the score after each post in the second-half.

The Queen wrote in a message to veterans: This immense and heroic endeavour brought the end of the second world war within reach.