she seemed self-conscious, as if the endeavour was giving her troubling existential thoughts: questions such as "Who am I?" and "What are we doing?" "I'm having a hard time with this," she said.
Also suggestions for future research endeavours are given.
(Ages 10 to 14) In 1768, James Cook was given command of the ship Endeavour for a three-year around-the-world voyage of exploration and map making.
On Day 2, Soslan was given another task – to carry their video camera to document their appalling endeavour.
It's an opportunistic endeavour – you suspect locations may have been in place, deals done with car firms and tourist boards before the script was given a thought.
Moir is not, of course, the first celebrity to turn his hand to artistic endeavours - nor the first suspected of being given a leg-up by his status.
A simple change that avoids numbing repetition, encourages attacking endeavour and better rewards pinpoint safety play must be given real consideration.
Endeavour is carrying 10,000 small American flags that will later be given to families of victims, along with badges, patches and other New York City police and fire regalia.
The ultimate failure of all human endeavour is a given: it is the furious and impassioned struggle against the inevitability of misery and failure that drives Verdi's operas.
"The commitment and endeavour cannot be questioned but we are giving the ball away too easily.
