Sentence examples for strive to take from inspiring English sources

The exceptions: I would sit to drive (but would strive to take the train); I would sit when nature called.

In any sport, when you play the No. 1 team, you should strive to take away their perch".

It was she who came up with that part of the school's vision statement urging children "to strive to take one step beyond their dreams".

(Travelers planning a group trip may be interested in another up-and-coming genre of tools, like Travefy.com, that will strive to take the pain out of multiperson vacation planning).

"Lachlan and James are each talented and accomplished executives and together, we, as shareholders and partners, will strive to take our company to new levels of growth and opportunity at a time of dynamic change in our industry".

When he stuffed his aunt's pistachio-green silk shirt with socks and cloths to simulate breasts, he enjoyed a rich range of contradictory feelings: I understood at once that men, merely catching sight of the shadow of my overabundant breasts, would chase after them and strive to take them into their mouths; I felt quite powerful, but is that what I wanted?

Robert Eisemann's appeal strives to take that claim to its zenith.

With the Arizona Cardinals striving to take them out of the offense, the running game flourished.

Chicken A good choice for someone who is striving to take a generally low- carb approach.

Rosatom, meanwhile, is striving to take advantage of its monopoly hold on the industry at home to aid in exports.

A comic novel about terrorism featuring a misanthropic hero striving to take credit for deadly bombings around the world?