Sentence examples for long endeavored from inspiring English sources

For veteran Republicans, including some of today's party leaders, being blamed for the shutdown was a searing experience, one they have long endeavored to avoid repeating.

On January 21 , 1906 the Macon Daily Telegraph, page 6, declared "Horse Evolution Now Completed," which referred to the fact that after years of search and "just when all hope of success had been abandoned a discovery of Orohippus, the mountain horse, fills in the last gap in the record which science has long endeavored to make perfect".

Making something of this 52-acre site, bounded on one side by Interstate 95 and on the other by the shimmering waters of Long Island Sound, has been a long endeavor.

It's a life long endeavor to keep peeling away the layers of armor we erect around ourselves to keep us safe and comfortable and shield us from the vulnerability inherent in living what Brene calls a 'wholehearted life'.

Healthy ageing is a life long endeavor.

What turned out to be her longest endeavor, promoting Scotland in the United States, grew out of her marriage to Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton, a member of the British Parliament from Scotland.

"It's a dog's work," he said whenever anyone tried to glamorize his own fifty-year-long endeavor to facilitate the flourishing of American intellectual life.

For professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, interactions with individuals from their own specific disciplines are ongoing career-long endeavors.

His Cordoba website now features a note that Rauf could not be available (apparently not even by phone) to explain himself to the people of New York because "he travels the world in his life-long endeavor to bring the message of moderation, peace and understanding to both Western and Islamic countries".

Human rights are a life-long endeavor.

Granted, my castle quest has been a trip-long endeavor.