endeavor|endeavored|endeavoring|endeavors in English

verb

[en·deav·or || ɪn'devə]

attempt, try hard, make an effort to achieve a goal

Use "endeavor|endeavored|endeavoring|endeavors" in a sentence

1. They are endeavoring to protect labor union rights.

2. I endeavored to act up to that instruction.

3. This separate class consciousness he endeavored to dispel.

4. They endeavored without success to right the sailboat.

5. Taoist speculations led to what endeavors?

6. He is earnest in his endeavors.

7. Most were amateurish endeavors, he said.

8. They endeavored to make her happy, but in vain.

9. They are endeavoring to reproduce the social conditions of prewar days.

10. Eighty-one priests confronted him and endeavored to correct him.

11. He endeavored to restore the country and sponsored restoration of documents.

12. Thus, Thoreau endeavors to dismiss all but essential elements.

13. Endeavor In January 2009, McAfee announced plans to acquire Endeavor Security, a privately held maker of IPS/IDS technology.

14. Controlled and collected Aggressiveness is the key to successful endeavors

15. 9 Can human endeavors deliver us from these bad conditions?

16. That's an amazing amount of human endeavor.

17. Thereupon, we knew, our endeavor was valuable.

18. Christian elders endeavor to be like him

19. If you are endeavoring to console, a softer voice is usually better.

20. He seems to have carefully endeavored to discriminate between trustworthy and untrustworthy reports.

21. * Use all endeavors to preserve them, JS—H 1:59.

22. Think about those whom you are endeavoring to help and their need to hear the good news.

23. The speaker said he would endeavor to illustrate.

24. Conjuring magic is not an intellectual endeavor.

25. We encountered various difficulties in endeavoring to hold Christian assemblies during later years.