Sentence examples for massive endeavour from inspiring English sources
Feature films are a different kettle of fish, they are such a massive endeavour.
This massive endeavour seems to send a message: that the BBC can still do impressive large-scale projects.
Although a crisis can require massive endeavour to stave off extinction, sometimes the nature of the problem can mean that it's already too late.
Marketing and selling millions of tickets is a massive endeavour but we have tried to make the process of applying for them as simple as possible.
"Sometimes the weather can be a great leveller, but we had shown massive endeavour and we really put it to them physically and we've got to do the same again".
He sponsored grand public works, such as the improbable Great Man-Made River project, a massive endeavour inspired, perhaps, by ancient Bedouin water procurement techniques, that brought sweet, fresh water from aquifers in the south to the arid north of his country.
Still yet a third interpretation was that Clive had gone a bit mad, and that this massive political endeavour was him off on a frolic of his own.
Its syntax and morphology recorded and systematized as part of the massive research endeavour that followed the production of an authoritative version of the text of the Qurʾān in the 7th century (although this date is a matter of controversy)—provide evidence of early features of the Semitic languages.
Not only did we hang out with the crew of this massive culinary endeavour on their home turf, we took them to Edulis for a pressed duck dinner, and to Parts and Labour where Chef Matty Matheson stuffed the Momofuku Toronto crew with lobster grilled cheese sandwiches, fried quail, pig's head, and whiskey shots.
Salgado's extraordinary pictures capture the human face of a massive global endeavour – the world's largest public health initiative.
In that context the hosts' failure to score more than a brace of O'Gara penalties was a massive endorsement of England's defensive endeavour, not least when they were reduced to 14 men following James Haskell's 56th-minute sin-binning.
