Sentence examples for wild effort from inspiring English sources
Lehlohonolo Majoro's wild effort, driven way wide, sealed the defeat.
With a sudden, wild effort he hoicked a leg over, and hung there like a gibbon, grinning fiercely down at them over his shoulder.
Pepe's challenge on Fernando Torres might have turned the match in Atlético's favour but it was a wild effort from Griezmann, in stark contrast to the composure he showed during the shoot-out.
The Leith side had a rare sight of goal when Agogo's shot fell to O'Connor following Stephen Craigan's block, but the Scotland striker hit a wild effort wide.
The ball took a battering in the early stages and Kevin Thomson's wild effort from distance was typical of the lack of quality on show.
Having just sliced a wild effort out for a throw-in, the ball broke to Muirhead from the ensuing set-piece and he unleashed a out-swinging left-foot shot, which seemed to catch Twardzik off guard.
Killie needed to respond, but both Hamill and Muirhead wasted chances with wild efforts over the bar before a sweeping move involving Josh Magennis was finished with a badly hooked shot from Ross Barbour.
The data we mine from our studies informs our cheetah conservation strategies and in the case of animals that have been rewilded, helps us establish a measuring stick for success (if a cheetah has been rewilded and is mating and breeding, then the re-wilding effort is considered successful).
Wild, interesting effort to interest millennials who don't read or watch established media.
Vice's growth occurred steadily over five years and 2012 closed with revenues of approximately $175m,according to the FT. Media mogul Rupert Murdoch had already expressed his interest in the company when he took to Twitter to ask who had heard of the "wild, interesting effort to interest millenials who don't read or watch established media", referring to Vice.
Bayern slowly took the ascendancy but were restricted to a wild Toni Kroos effort before Mario Mandzukic failed to get a firm touch on a fine ball from Robben.
