Examples of using Vain effort in English and their translations into German
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To give them even more signs, would be a vain effort;
I would cite our vain efforts on behalf of Thermie II.
A Sikh policeman with hisimperious turban blows his whistle ceaselessly in a vain effort to bring order to the streets.
Nothing but vain effort for what is unattainable in this way.
Although their supporters wanted to make them permanent, claiming that they were temporary allowed for the circumvention of procedural requirements in thelegislative process that Democrats had created in a vain effort to guarantee fiscal sanity.
Then Southern Star, Vain Effort, Stanley Gabe, Third Row and Lover's Dilemma.
He scarcely had time to withdraw the foot before Frou-Frou fell on her side,and snorting heavily and with her delicate damp neck making vain efforts to rise, began struggling on the ground at his feet, like a wounded, fluttering bird.
Everything we did at that time was a vain effort to hold back a destructive elemental flood with a handful of insignificant chips.
Whether Bush can deliver the goods is obviously open to question, but since Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid traveled to Mexico City two days later to make the same commitment,it seems that Mexico's six years of vain efforts might finally prove fruitful.
And that is impossible, an entirely vain effort with and for everything that is mobile.
In a vain effort to stave off infection, the Italian-speaking port city of Ragusa, in what is now Croatia, mandated that ships arriving from Plague-infested areas remain isolated on the water until it was deemed likely that they weren't carrying a disease.
Not without reason Shalyapin observing its work in Underground-opera, its vain efforts to break routine, said a surname of the great musician not"¦pыxË" and"¦pы©Ë"(French maleur- unfortunate)….
But since the final goal of socialism constitutes the only decisive factor distinguishing the Social-Democratic movement from bourgeois democracy and from bourgeois radicalism,the only factor transforming the entire labour movement from a vain effort to repair the capitalist order into a class struggle against this order, for the suppression of this order- the question:“Reform or Revolution?
He certainly can still be successful, where there is still night; he can there prevent that a light is lighted; he can refuse the access of the light bearers to those men, who stand in darkness-but the smallest will of them for a small light makes his effort vain, for this will breaks every wall, and the light comes through.