Endeavoring [verb]

Among his best-known endeavors was carving a “Wooden Boulder” and leaving it to slide over years toward the Celtic Sea.

He hopes fans will continue to support his artistic endeavors, and the foundation’s efforts to give foster youth a brighter future.

More than 50 nations designate an official in the top ranks of government whose portfolio includes nurturing artistic endeavors.

In an endeavor deal, an advertiser commits to spend a certain amount of money over the course of the year, as with a traditional upfront deal.

The whole world should be behind this mission and this endeavor.

As with any good sufferfest, it comes to feel like a meaningful endeavor but stands on its own as an entertaining journey that you might be glad not to be a part of.

The sense of bearing on to the voice, or endeavoring to push the tone by any pressure whatever, should be absolutely avoided.

I desire and am endeavoring to be on my guard respecting matters which concern his inclination and not his reason.

While endeavoring to regain their feet, some were violently thrown upon the wooden platform.

She was endeavoring to adjust the bunch of violets which had become loose from its fastening in her hair.