Sentence examples for later endeavours from inspiring English sources

Their later endeavours – putting the ethics of Vedder's beloved Fugazi into practice within the stadium-rock paradigm – would prove the doubters wrong, but as grunge gave voice to a cynical, sardonic strand of 90s youth, Pearl Jam's earnestness, their inability to ever not "mean it, maaaaan", set them at odds with their contemporaries.

With these irreverent and insouciant activities as well as their later artistic endeavours, Gilbert & George sought to question among other things the fetishization of the art object.

By far the most important, in spite of their initial numerical insignificance, were the Jewish agricultural settlements, which foreshadowed later Zionist endeavours to establish a Jewish national home and still later a Jewish state (Israel) in Palestine.

Alexander Duff, (born April 26 , 1806 Moulin, Perthshire, Scot. died Feb. 12, 1878, Edinburgh) the Church of Scotland's first missionary to India, highly influential on later missionary endeavours through his promotion of higher education.

April 26 , 1806Moulin, Scotland February 12 , 1878Edinburgh, Scotland Alexander Duff, (born April 26 , 1806 Moulin, Perthshire, Scot. died Feb. 12, 1878, Edinburgh), the Church of Scotland's first missionary to India, highly influential on later missionary endeavours through his promotion of higher education.

Ronald Reagan announced that construction of a replacement shuttle orbiter (later named Endeavour) would begin immediately.

Endeavour later blew out its chute, but not before opening a comfortable gap.

One month later, Space Shuttle Endeavour took off from Launch Complex 39A (we've been there) carrying Unity Node 1.

But the longer I sat, looking out on the plane trees that lined the square, the more I came to see how failure in this endeavour would later come to haunt me.

Artists and dancers who have rehearsed their moves for 13 months scurried this way and that across the surface that would later see the more muscular endeavours of dedicated athletes, some of them from countries barely the size of Beijing, others so monumentally powerful they arrived with all the menace of invading armies.

Just as he had contributed decisively to the creation of the League of the Three Emperors (Dreikaiserbund) by appearing in Berlin in 1873 by the side of Tsar Alexander II, he endeavoured also on later occasions to forestall potential conflicts with Russia through personal contacts, without realizing the fundamental nature of the antagonism between the two countries.