Sentence examples for endeavour like from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Ricketts's endeavour, like Astley's before him, fell victim to fire, the most notorious enemy of circuses.

Despite the difficulties, Black regards learning foreign languages as fun, and treats the endeavour like a puzzle that has to be solved.

Without NAFTA, a trinational endeavour like the new Learjet would be unthinkable.Three into oneThe new aircraft represents a $250m bet by Bombardier that Mexico could provide not just routine labour but manufacturing that depended on high-tech materials.

That's where it gets back to the drawing, where a person can start a creative endeavour like drawing or sculpting, and the machine can watch what is happening, learn your style and then contribute.

The products may be among the best of their kind, but this kind of big-sales excitement needs a huge, sophisticated and elaborate marketing exercise to get it going, a whole backstory of endeavour – like the tale of the pursuit of perfection, of an obsession with design and function that for Apple was embodied in Steve Jobs.

In the 1980s, skateboarding wasn't a part-time endeavour like singing in the school choir; it was a lifestyle choice, it equipped you with a world-view, and eventually that world-view spilled over into music, fashion, and other high-adrenalin sports like snowboarding and BMX bicycling.

Mr Hu will proclaim success in endeavours like these across the country.

Council leader Claire Kober, who has lately also become the chair of the influential local authority body London Councils, regards Ada as an example of how boroughs can facilitate endeavours like Smith's by convening interested parties and providing practical help.

Some people use hacking to attempt bold endeavours like undermining the governments of tyrannical superpowers, while others use it for more trivial purposes, such as making all of the female characters nude in Skyrim.

It's a true representation of the portion of British youth whose parents force them to read print newspapers – and possibly also force them to take part in other anachronistic endeavours like wearing zoot suits and rationing eggs – and therefore have the least amount of fun.

And recently, endeavours like The Magazine and Medium have made tracking that evergreen content even easier.