Sentence examples for endeavours for a from inspiring English sources

It has been at the forefront of European Earth science endeavours for a decade, monitoring the land, the oceans, Earth's ice cover and its atmosphere.

Le Mistral bookshop, renamed Shakespeare and Company in 1964, was a fitting endeavour for a self-described communist.

(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.

In sum, the integration of research and communications is a critical endeavour for a boundary organisation.

Lockheed Martin experienced delays during the production changes to make new external tanks with all the enhancements recommended by the Columbia Accident Investigation Board, making it impossible for them to produce two tanks for the STS-125 mission one for Atlantis, and one for Endeavour for an emergency rescue mission, if necessary in time for the original August launch date.

Had the film not been budgeted at an extravagant $90m, this could have been a profitable endeavour for all parties, but then the director is hardly known for a cost-efficient shooting style.

For the owners it's a chance to find new income in a recession, and draw in a new audience for their creative endeavours; for the customers they provide an interesting alternative to the increasingly identikit boutique hotel.

And it's an easy walk into the town and the beaches, and more history: it was from Whitby that Captain Cook sailed to Australia, and a tour of the harbour on a replica of his ship the Endeavour makes for a fun hour.

5 Northern European and Scandinavian countries are often held up as having a strong community ethos, with an expectation on individual involvement in endeavours for the public good.

Consequently, the Christian churches both led and thwarted endeavours for racial integration.

This knowledge exchange will, without doubt, inspire and stimulate endeavours for new discoveries.