Examples of using Strove in English and their translations into Serbian
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He strove for the foetal position.
Following family tradition,Ibn Khaldun strove for a political career.
Still strove with a last ounce of courage.
One of these was The Toastmasters Guide by T Hughes, which strove to instill proper toasting etiquette within the reader.
These Quakers strove for marital relationships in which men and women worked and lived in equality.[13].
The small limbs had firm floor under them; they obeyed perfectly,as he noticed to his joy, and strove to carry him forward in the direction he wanted.
Whereas previously, women strove to give birth in hospitals, but now there is the reverse process.
Set up after the Second World War,the Council responded to the expectations of Christians of various confessions who strove to meet, to get to know each other and to work together.
Mercantilist economic policy strove towards the creation of a unified national market.
Crispi strove vigorously to restore the authority and the prestige of the State as against an individualism gone rampant, to reassert religious ideals as against triumphant materialism.
During his life,Hitler strove for what he viewed as perfection.
Their pH-neutral cement serves as a life-sustaining artificial reef, seeking to protect Lanzarote's sea beds,drawing parallels to how Manrique strove to protect its mountains, hills and coast.
Absolute perfection was what she strove for, in herself and in the damane she trained.
The Russian president noted that as head of the USA during one of the most important stages of world history,George HW Bush"has expressed political wisdom and foresight, strove to make informed decisions even in the most hard situations".
Two Presidents of the Committee strove to maintain its independence and both were killed.
During the mid-1920s, Adams experimented with soft-focus, etching, bromoil process, andother techniques of the pictorial photographers, such as Photo-Secession promoter Alfred Stieglitz who strove to have photography considered equivalent to painting by trying to mimic it.
Two presidents of this Committee strove to maintain its independence, and as a result both were killed.
The Enlightenment strove for progress, change, secularism, but above all, to freedom, the freedom for individuals to decide their own fate.
Before Romania's 2007 EU accession,when it was closely monitored, Bucharest strove to convince the EU that the Roma integration process is making progress.
I prayed, agonized, fasted, strove, made resolutions, read the Word more diligently, sought more time to be alone and meditate- but all was without effect.
Following the founding of the People's Republic, government andeducation leaders strove to develop library services and make them available throughout the country.
With every issue, batushka strove to reach the truth and if he was able to get to it, he expressed that truth directly and with certainty.
From her youth onwards,Zinaida Serebriakova strove to express her love of the world and to show its beauty.
I prayed, agonized, fasted, strove, made resolutions, read the Word more diligently, sought more time for retirement and meditation- but all was without avail.
This strike was successfully mediated through the intervention of the federal government, which strove to provide a"Square Deal"-which Roosevelt took as the motto for his administration-to both sides.
Each new player on this market strove to cover what its competitors failed to address in their products to make the process of creating, sending and receiving emails as natural, fast and comfortable as at all possible.
Charles IV, in pursuit of his state anddynastic policy, strove to establish the Kingdom of Bohemia as the centre of the Holy Roman Empire.
In marked contrast to France,Britain strove to prosecute the war actively in the colonies, taking full advantage of its naval power.
Impaled by this historic and traditional attachment,Jews strove in every successive generation to reestablish themselves in their ancient homeland.
Eschewing tribal bonds and Islamic state identity,Akbar strove to unite far-flung lands of his realm through loyalty, expressed through an Indo-Persian culture, to himself as an emperor who had near-divine status.