Sentence examples for line of endeavour from inspiring English sources

It may be months before enough have been cauterised to give banks greater confidence to lend.A more hopeful line of endeavour is the international move to relax the Basel 2 capital regime for banks, which has tended to exacerbate capital requirements in the downturn.

"It's such a glib thing to say," says Bowker, listing Sally Wainwright's Happy Valley (and Last Tango in Halifax), Prey, Line of Duty and Endeavour as recent favourites.

Either would set you back £500, but would also support the quarterly arts journal The White Review, the latest in a line of high-end literary endeavours which are going direct to their readers for funding, rather than struggling for space in a crowded market.

Explaining the choice of Tennyson, the sports presenter Clare Balding, another of the judges, said: "The aim was to find a line of poetry that somehow encapsulated the endeavour, the glory and the dance with failure that Olympic sport entails.

Other forms of endeavour do some of these things.

Mark Kelly is the commander of Endeavour's final flight.

Spirit of Endeavour Capacity 102 passengers; Continental cuisine.

But a line-up stacked with fringe players, given a big cheer by the 12,752 crowd when they ran out, showed plenty of endeavour in a clash between two sides sitting outside the top eight.