Sentence examples for adopted try to from inspiring English sources

A question such as "Would you like to talk with me about where I come from?" may meet with a better reaction than "Why didn't you tell me I was adopted?" Try to avoid using words like "real" when asking about your origins.

After you're adopted, try not to cry, scream or throw tantrums too much.

This is the exact line that Almaty's bid team has adopted to try to sway the IOC.

Cole Hauser and Kate Levering play a well-off couple whose comfortable lives are jolted when the biological parents of their adopted son try to get the boy back.

The criteria may be capricious, and the stability pact positively perverse; but the policies that European governments have adopted to try to hit the targets have been largely beneficial.

In the aftermath of the dock's regeneration in the 1980s a policy had been adopted to try to attract retailers into the newly created premises within.

Because the physical exercise in the current study took place three times per week over a period of 12 weeks, more varied treatment content was adopted to try to alleviate drop-out from the treatment.

One of the Thunderant sketches I'm particularly fond of — as anybody who has ever adopted, or tried to adopt, a dog from a very caring shelter probably will be — is this one.

Mr. Quinn said the utility would follow seven technical and safety procedures that the report recommended be adopted before trying to bring the plant up to full power.

It is concluded that pea barley intercropping is a relevant cropping strategy to adopt when trying to optimize N2-fixation inputs to the cropping system.

Those who try to adopt legally face long, frustrating waits.