Examples of using Making an effort in English and their translations into Greek
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Making an effort to reach out to the mass audience through a seemingly conventional method of filmic representation,
Making an effort to take care of your vehicle
accepting help in the spirit in which it is offered and making an effort toward recovery, first through prayer
regain your identify by making an effort to meet a friend
Aside from making an effort to control morbid obesity,
Irresistible people understand that making an effort to look your best is comparable to cleaning your house before company comes--it's a sign of respect for others.
While this seems ultimately hollow in the grander scheme of things, making an effort to stay up-to-date even with fleeting trends will pay off in the level of fun perceived engagement your brand will demonstrate.
As long there is duality between“what is” and“what should be”-man trying to become something else, making an effort to achieve“what should be”-that conflict is waste of energy.
we expect you to make a strong commitment to your education by recognizing the intention behind program goals and making an effort to learn and grow beyond the minimum degree requirements.
I notice you let several other riders pass by without making an effort to secure a ride.
you are expected to make a strong commitment to your education by recognizing the intention behind program goals and making an effort to learn and grow beyond the minimum degree requirements.
I can see you have made an effort.
Paul has really made an effort with Kate and you.
Meanwhile, House makes an effort to reconnect with Wilson despite a cold reception.
Different devices are known which make an effort to manage the aforementioned issue.
The Ancient Greeks had made an effort to approach this notion.
Could have made an effort.
efficient& staff make an effort.
Though I could have made an effort.
However, we must make an effort to obtain it.