The phrase "advance tried" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The team advance tried to implement the new strategy, but faced several challenges."
Alternatives: "previously attempted" or "earlier efforts".
"I've tried making reservations more than nine months in advance, tried flexible dates, different airports, leaving from different cities and arriving at different destinations, all with little luck".
The Daily Express reporter, Tom Driberg, to whom full details had been leaked in advance, tried to give his readers the impression that he was exposing a sensational imposture: "Amazing hoax on art experts" "Unknown artist with false moustache" "Mr Bruno Hat" If Driberg's tongue stayed firmly in his cheek, it was because all the hoaxers were personal friends.
The approach now is to put some cards on the table in advance, trying to build a flexible treaty based on known commitments, which should be more politically viable.
One made a motion with a hand toward a young woman, and she lifted her hand to protect her face and grimaced in advance, trying instinctively to avoid a blow that didn't land.
As you advance, try each of these and see what effect they have on your selections.
If you are giving information on the cars in advance, try using a database to find out the vehicle's accident history.
Press-up and twist (advanced) Try this if you find the standard press-up easy.
The fighters' strategies were plain enough: Vargas, slightly taller and longer, leaned and twisted away from Salido, trying to create space; Salido, undeterred, crouched and advanced, trying to fill it in.
If an infestation is advanced, try swabbing or spraying the leaves with rubbing alcohol or soapy water, repeating at intervals of a few days to get rid of eggs and new hatchlings; rinse off the soap.
When you get more advanced try the flip with no hands.
If you are more advanced, try a kip, and if you are still starting out, practice a pullover.
