Sentence examples for First tryout from inspiring English sources
"first tryout" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone's initial attempt or test at something, such as a new skill or activity. Example: "The young gymnast nervously awaited her first tryout for the national team."
He remembered that first tryout.
A purified, genetically stable pif2+ (and pif1+) genotype, namely SeThpif2+, was the first tryout.
He skipped school the day of the first tryout, and "Leroy Johnson was born," Mrs. Ray said.
Sometime later, she came home with this announcement: "I found out where your first tryout for the World Cup is".
Even at the first tryout, Ms. Chopra sang affectingly, and the players responded to the idiomatically conceived instrumental parts.
The first tryout dinner, in January, inspired a spirited debate over whether Escoffier would have used an immersion blender, if he had had one — and whether it mattered.
Abbott had few negative comments after the final New York run-through, and the company entrained for Cleveland, where the first tryouts were to be, in high spirits, sleeping little on the train ride.
My hopes for being a cheerleader were immediately dashed when I showed up to the first tryouts and was surrounded by a gaggle of Heidi Klums all doing the split.
The first tryouts for six teams on the Westside and South Bay, open to women 18 to 65, attracted 20 people at Westchester High School last Sunday, said Tom Duarte, president of the National Adult Baseball Assn.'s Los Angeles-South Bay Chapter.
LaCasse received an invitation to attend a second tryout.
Neither team called him for a second tryout.
