| "'Spirits strive | |
| "'lf we were perfect We wouldn't have nothing to strive for | |
| "...and I'll gladly strive to shed all my old disgusting ways of laziness and become my best under his guidance" | |
| "...will collectively strive to..." | |
| "And I shall strive to believe you such." | |
| "'Spirits strive | |
| "'lf we were perfect We wouldn't have nothing to strive for | |
| "...and I'll gladly strive to shed all my old disgusting ways of laziness and become my best under his guidance" | |
| "...will collectively strive to..." | |
| "And I shall strive to believe you such." | |
| "I'm the guy who strives to be open. | |
| "The staff anticipates my needs and consistently strives to meet them." | |
| 'Says the man, "Every man strives to attain the law. | |
| - Vogonity, sorry! Of the poet's compassionate soul, which strives through the verse structure to sublimate this, transcend that, and one is left with a profound and vivid insight into... into... | |
| - Winchell strives for the goal line. | |
| "I'm the guy who strives to be open. | |
| "The staff anticipates my needs and consistently strives to meet them." | |
| 'Says the man, "Every man strives to attain the law. | |
| - Vogonity, sorry! Of the poet's compassionate soul, which strives through the verse structure to sublimate this, transcend that, and one is left with a profound and vivid insight into... into... | |
| - Winchell strives for the goal line. | |
| "I strove to make everything I did at least appear relaxed. | |
| "One might even say that ... Everywhere where the life of a man or a people ... there are still solemnity, seriousness, secret, dark colors ... remains something of terror that were once promised ... strove to speak, it swears. | |
| "Through the travail of ages It's the pomp and toils of war Have I fought and strove and perished | |
| "that you were beautiful and that I strove to love..." | |
| 'We strove to serve women, living alongside and amongst them. | |
| "I strove to make everything I did at least appear relaxed. | |
| "One might even say that ... Everywhere where the life of a man or a people ... there are still solemnity, seriousness, secret, dark colors ... remains something of terror that were once promised ... strove to speak, it swears. | |
| "Through the travail of ages It's the pomp and toils of war Have I fought and strove and perished | |
| "that you were beautiful and that I strove to love..." | |
| 'We strove to serve women, living alongside and amongst them. | |
| "I have striven to be thine... "more than to be this world's... "or mine own. | |
| "toward which we have striven these many months. | |
| - His grandfather was Catholic, which young Mr Coglin has striven all his days to keep quiet. | |
| AII my Iife, I've striven to rise above the mass, Inspector. | |
| And if you will kindly lend me your attention, I shall tear to tatters that web of sophistry in which the prosecution has striven to involve this poor girl and her sad, strange story. | |
| "She is saying that R will prove himself to be a fine man by striving for the unification and prosperity of his country and thus will atone for his crime." | |
| "Two souls, alas, are dwelling in my breast, and one is striving to forsake its brother." | |
| "are filled with her striving and the grandeur of her success | |
| "or striving for all my life. | |
| 'All my life, I've been a man of peace...' 'working for peace, striving for peace - 'but I'm utterly convinced that the action we have taken is right. | |
| "I have striven to be thine... "more than to be this world's... "or mine own. | |
| "toward which we have striven these many months. | |
| - His grandfather was Catholic, which young Mr Coglin has striven all his days to keep quiet. | |
| AII my Iife, I've striven to rise above the mass, Inspector. | |
| And if you will kindly lend me your attention, I shall tear to tatters that web of sophistry in which the prosecution has striven to involve this poor girl and her sad, strange story. | |
| "She is saying that R will prove himself to be a fine man by striving for the unification and prosperity of his country and thus will atone for his crime." | |
| "Two souls, alas, are dwelling in my breast, and one is striving to forsake its brother." | |
| "are filled with her striving and the grandeur of her success | |
| "or striving for all my life. | |
| 'All my life, I've been a man of peace...' 'working for peace, striving for peace - 'but I'm utterly convinced that the action we have taken is right. | |
