endeavors

[ en-dev-erz ]

noun

1. the plural of endeavor.

Example Sentences

Sara DeWitt, senior vice president and general manager of PBS Kids, says that the public broadcaster endeavors for its shows to be both mirrors and windows.

From Los Angeles Times

The film marked the feature debut of Hall, who in recent years has won praise for several endeavors, including the films “Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul,” “Support the Girls” and TV’s “Nine Perfect Strangers.”

From Los Angeles Times

Trump suggested that Musk is too busy with his multiple endeavors for a job in a Trump administration.

From Los Angeles Times

UCLA’s football team is making a massive midseason change as part of a reboot of the athletic department’s name, image and likeness endeavors.

From Los Angeles Times

When you have three teenagers and are doing big business endeavors, finding that solitude and planning the week is one of those things that we really need as a couple.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• aim
• effort
• enterprise
• struggle
• undertaking
• venture