Sentence examples for some endeavour to from inspiring English sources

And yet, for all the frustration of a game in which Villa eventually provided some endeavour to counter Arsenal's very obvious technical superiority and class, there were one or two late signs that Benteke might just be coming back to life.

Some endeavoured to sound cheery.

Thankfully, some competitors endeavour to crash into one another to spectacular effect, thus dragging things out a bit.

It's a very fine line between the two and although some authors endeavour to write a book which embraces diversity it can be so easy to fall into the bracket of just trying to please everybody.

As such, this phenomenon may instil fear among some locals in their endeavour to undertake forest extraction activities.

So they sent to Delphi and inquired of the God whether they should deliver their city to the Corinthians and endeavour to obtain some assistance from their founders.

One big insurance company has already said it would endeavour to keep some of the popular provisions intact: but it might not be able to.

To quote Philip Pullman, writing in The Guardian about his endeavour to retell some of the most popular, "there is no psychology in a fairy tale". .

He pressed into service a local sloop, the Endeavour, to carry some of the material.

Cole stated that his candidacy was "an endeavour to bring some sense and stability to Government administration" but was unsuccessful, and Drakeford retained the seat.

I then endeavour to find some way of connecting my own personal life experiences to the subject matter, in the hope to embody authentically the message we are trying to express.