All through the first half Sutton matched Coventry for speed, and if the was often frenetic and aerial that was understandable as both teams strove for the first strike.
He strove to find common ground, some sort of temporary agreement between family members to help to see them through the first awful hours.
They strove to eliminate patriarchal systems of oppression, and the most radical was to subvert the blatantly phallocentric ritual of surnames.
The middle classes strove to do better, and they are striving still.
Mann's movie was also the last of its kind for 36 years, the genre subsequently having fallen out of favour.Where "Demetrius and the Gladiators" had all the intelligence of a comic strip, with rippling muscles, scarlet women and an all-out assault on eyes and ears, "The Fall of the Roman Empire", mindful of Gibbon, strove for sobriety and historical accuracy.
Though it did not stint in its criticism, Mr Wright's book strove to maintain a non-judgmental tone; Mr Gibney has sought to emulate this in his documentary, for which the Church apparently refused to be interviewed".I really appreciated the idea that Larry didn't set out to write an exposé," says Mr Gibney.
(Most neutrino detectors are deep underground to shield them from cosmic rays, which can cause similar signals).However, as other experiments, in particular those looking for neutrinos in the physical reactions which power the sun, strove to replicate Reines's and Cowan's result, they hit a snag.
Roy Strong would like to see the churches preserved, just as he strove to preserve English country houses and country gardens while he was director of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London in the 1970s.Early worship by Christians was deeply spiritual, ritualistic and physical.
As for Arab Shias, they often strove to be good Arab nationalists and supported the Sunni Palestinians, but were rarely thanked.
The institution he joined, the scientific crime detection laboratory at Northwestern's law school, strove to put that right.
In the 1950s, such films as 'The War of the Worlds", "Them", "The Thing" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still" believed in themselves and strove to make audiences believe, too.
