Sentence examples for Trying anew from inspiring English sources

While the sport is trying anew to address pace of play issues, the towel deserves special attention.

But while the sport is trying anew to address pace of play issues, the towel deserves special attention.

Yet, instead of joining the movement, the opposition attempted to outflank it, by trying anew to cut a deal with the regime.

He also hinted at the administration's strategy, which seems to be one of letting Mr. Kim blow off steam before trying anew to engage with him.

If the relief is not obtained under Article 53, petitioner will not be put to the time and expense of trying anew the case which he tried when he had no relief other than habeas corpus.

In the coming weeks, Republicans in the Senate and the House will be trying anew to come up with an alternative that they can unite around, portray as a big break from the A.C.A., and sell to the American public.

Some added that the news of the American withdrawal would give the Taliban heart to try anew to entrench themselves.

On our last day, a Friday, we tried anew, but again couldn't manage to stick together.

2. Learn about the verdict against Edgar Ray Killen, tried anew 41 years after the crime, by reading and discussing the article "Former Klansman Guilty of Manslaughter in 1964 Deaths".

"A defendant, who procures a judgment against him upon an indictment to be set aside, may be tried anew upon the same indictment, or upon another indictment, for the same offence of which he had been convicted.

When the required number of jurors cannot agree on a verdict (termed a hung jury in the United States), the judge declares a mistrial, which means that the case, unless it is withdrawn, must be tried anew.