Weighing some pages on his hand, he said, "Tell ya, Mar, s'pose I go over this down in my room, and maybe we'll get together again — say, around ten-thirty?" Brando scowled, as though unsympathetic to the idea of resuming their endeavors later in the evening.
Being overwhelmed by the number of mutineers, Archer later joins their endeavors after being released by Pam.
Nevertheless, Petrograd -- later Leningrad -- endeavored to keep its identity as a Westernizing outpost.
More than half a century later, their friendly lunchtime endeavors have certainly earned them an award for such a long run.
The work explores how the consumer-entrepreneur designs, constructs, negotiates, and develops a new business venture, born as a tribal endeavor and later evolves in a startup business.
Although this ordering semantics approach appears to be a bit of overkill here, it became quite important later on in the endeavor to develop expressively richer deontic logics (ones going beyond the linguistic resources of SDL).
Again, however, the sensitivity and specificity are not sufficient to rule out false positives (identifying someone as a future athlete who is later unsuccessful in this endeavor) or false negatives (identifying someone as a future non-athlete, who goes on to become a world-class athlete).
Mamie Till Bradley demanded that the body be sent to Chicago; she later stated that she endeavored to halt an immediate burial in Mississippi and called several local and state authorities in Illinois and Mississippi to make sure that her son was returned to Chicago.
It was the music that opened up doors for the endeavors that came later.
Crane has been recognized as "the most prolific and influential children's book creator of his generation" and because of his later success in other artistic endeavors as "one of the most ambitious British artists of the later nineteenth century".
She then urged him, in effect, not to be disheartened by the apparent odds against him; sooner or later, fortune would smile on his endeavors.
