strive *

I have told her she should strive for the best.

"I think black people have the right to strive for good things."

He is the example to us of what we strive to become.

Striving to better himself had made him who he was today.

I strive not to make any other man believe in him.

We can only strive to be like Her in small ways.

They both fall in love and strive hard to be united.

Why strive, when nothing you can do is going to change the situation, and no one seems to care?

And here you were, making me feel like I should have been striving for something more.

At the same time I believe the team can certainly strive there.

And all the people run together, each striving to be there first.

All a man could do was strive to make it better.

So many parents made one child a god and the other children had to strive all their lives to get the same attention.

There are 41 teachers, who strive to help the students.

It's what we have been striving for over the last five years.

Oh, I must strive to keep my mind on this!

We strive to find these boys when they are young.

"Most of the people in my program and other programs are striving for something," she said.

Strive to bring schools and families together in support of the community's children.

Rather, he said, the results show that the school system is on the road to making all students strive for more.

That's one of the things that we've been striving so much for.

Ten years after his mother's death, he is still striving to find one.

But they are there to strive for in all games.

And let us strive together to make education the primary work of all children.

Some make a living from it; others simply strive to break even.